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The National Park Service announced on Friday that they would begin to more strictly enforce rules against camping overnight in federal parks.
That means protesters can’t lay down bedding or sleep in the park they’ve called home since October 1, 2011.
However, some campers aren’t deterred. They plan on staging a “sleep strike,” which would involve staying in the park anyway without lying down. Technically, that would mean the protesters are still following the rules.
They also plan to keep their tents up, making sure they keep one flap open to narrowly abide by the rules.
