Recently, President Trump has signed a series of executive orders aimed at addressing homelessness in America. These orders facilitate the removal of homeless individuals from the streets by local and state authorities, pushing for their hospitalization and treatment as part of a broader initiative to enhance public safety and reduce disorder. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has condemned these actions, arguing that they disproportionately target vulnerable populations, including disabled and unhoused individuals. Trump’s administration emphasizes the need to curb public drug use and associated issues on the streets, advocating for the reallocation of funds towards treatment programs for the homeless. This move reflects a significant shift in policy concerning homelessness and urban safety.