San Francisco is currently contemplating a new drug policy that focuses on prioritizing abstinence from illicit drugs. Supervisor Matt Dorsey has put forth the “recovery first” approach, which has generated significant debate within the community. While some express concerns that this approach may isolate individuals who are not prepared to quit drug use, others argue that the city’s current stance on drug enforcement is too lenient. Mayor Daniel Lurie has highlighted the urgency to address the fentanyl crisis, emphasizing the need for a more proactive and stringent strategy. The proposed policy shift in San Francisco reflects a broader national and global trend towards reevaluating drug policies and prioritizing public health and safety.

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San Francisco debates “recovery first” drug policy amid fentanyl crisis, sparking controversy and concerns over alienation.
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