Trump's Plan: Hide Homelessness Like Bad Wi-Fi Signal
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In a breathtaking masterclass of vague leadership, President Trump announced a crackdown on D.C.'s homeless with orders to 'move out IMMEDIATELY,' promising 'places to stay' that remain a mystery. Advocates warn this is just a stunt: Donald Whitehead calls homelessness 'not a crime' and says Trump's approach is 'absolutely misguided.' Despite threats of fines or jail for refusal, shelters are nearly full and cutting aid to permanent supportive housing only deepens the crisis. Meanwhile, Trump's plan to relocate people 'FAR' from the city offers priceless suspense about where exactly they'll end up.
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(1 of 3)Source: Axios | Published: 8/12/2025 | Author: Avery Lotz
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