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Should cities be allowed to ticket, fine or arrest homeless people who sleep outside – assuming they have nowhere else to go? Andrew Chang breaks down the arguments in the U.S. Supreme Court case of Grants Pass v. Johnson and why the ruling has the potential to impact the entire country.

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