Seattle City Council Votes to Drop Drug Traffic, Prostitution Loitering Laws
A general view of the Seattle Skyline and Mount Rainier from Kerry Park in Seattle, Washington, on June 9, 2019. Donald Miralle/Getty Images for Rock'n'Roll Marathon
The Seattle City Council on June 22 unanimously voted to repeal its drug traffic and prostitution loitering laws.
The twin bills will go next to Mayor Jenny Durkan for signing, but a spokesperson said the mayor had not yet had the opportunity to review the legislation, according to The Seattle Times.
Mimi Nguyen Ly
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Mimi Nguyen Ly is a former reporter for The Epoch Times.