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How the White House's claims about D.C. homelessness compare to the data

The latest city numbers show that as of 2025, about 5,000 people are in shelters or on the streets of D.C., a decrease of 9% from 2024.

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White House suggests homeless in DC could be fined, jailed

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Dallas ended downtown homelessness. White House wants to change the rules.

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Officers clear more homeless people from sites around D.C.

Several homeless encampments in Washington, D.C., were cleared out by Friday, as President Donald Trump’s efforts to take control of policing the nation’s capital played out among some of the city’s ...

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Bondi names DEA head as D.C.’s ‘emergency police commissioner,’ but capital leaders push back

Axios · 2h

"We will do what we can to help them": D.C. on clearing homeless encampments amid Trump takeover

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Trump's 'Safe and Beautiful' Move Against DC Homeless Camps Looks Like Ugliness to Those Targeted

“You have to move because you’re in eyesight of the president,” Andrew, originally from Baltimore, said he was told.

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Trump’s plan to hide, not help, the homeless is a national disgrace

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Attorney General Bondi names DEA head as DC's 'emergency police commissioner'

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D.C. Homeless Encampments Removed amid Trump Police Takeover: ‘They Don’t Want to Be Reminded That Poor People Exist’

Days after Donald Trump announced that he was temporarily seizing control D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department, residents have reported getting warnings and seeing homeless camps removed with bulldozers.

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‘Chaos, fear and confusion’: Trump-backed crackdown hits DC’s homeless population

Fear and confusion are spreading within Washington, DC’s homeless population at the start of President Donald Trump’s crackdown on encampments.

White House press secretary takes questions on homeless in D.C., federal takeover of city's police

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt took questions Tuesday about President Trump's takeover of the Washington, D.C., police force and the Trump administration's plan to remove homeless encampments in the city.