Massachusetts H1508 seeks to repeal the state's unique right to shelter law.
Massachusetts H1508 is a legislative proposal to repeal Section 30 of Chapter 23B of the Massachusetts General Laws, which pertains to the state's emergency housing assistance program. The bill characterizes the current law as "misused and misguided," aiming to eliminate it. This change would affect individuals and entities currently governed by the right to shelter law, potentially altering the landscape of emergency housing assistance in Massachusetts.
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