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Anthony J Hilder on July 25, 2025

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#### Trump bringing back Insane Asylums #### Christina Aguayo News ... View More#### Trump bringing back Insane Asylums #### Christina Aguayo News epootrsdSnh27h0hi5mgah5f34h8u844aft3tlicc30f67il218167l71igl · #news Trump bringing back Insane Asylums with latest Executive order putting a stop to homelessness, vagrancy, mental health issues, and substance abuse in urban areas #DC President Donald Trump just signed an Executive Order titled "Ending Crime and Disorder on America's Streets," which will help clean up city streets by targeting homeless people with mental issues and substance abuse disorders. The order will reverse policies that have essentially put a stop to people being committed to institutions involuntarily. #california It allows states and local governments to put people in institutions - especially homeless people - who have been classified as a danger to themselves or others because of severe mental illness or addiction. The policy sends money to be used on treatment facilities instead of spending money on allowing "urban camping" AKA homeless camps, or open drug use - like seen in places like: Governor Gavin Newsom's California, Mayor Karen Bass's Los Angeles, Nancy Pelosi's district in San Francisco and other democrat strongholds like Seattle, Portland, New York, and Chicago. The order directs Attorney General Pam Bondi to challenge and reverse court rulings which dont allow involuntary commitment without clear evidence of danger, and end consent decrees that stop states from committing people who pose public safety risks because of their mental health or substance issues. Now these types of people will be moved into long-term treatment centers, assisted outpatient treatment, or other institutional settings for humane treatment. The administration saying this Executive order addresses the failures of deinstitutionalization, which led to increased homelessness among the mentally ill. Federal grants will be prioritized for states and cities that enforce bans on homeless camps, loitering, squatting, and open drug use. This includes tracking s*x offenders in homeless programs and making they are not housed near children, while allowing women- and children-only shelters. Funding will be withheld from states that have drug injection sites, instead using the money on evidence-based treatment. The order highlights that many homeless people have severe mental illnesses or addictions, saying that institutionalization is a solid solution to public safety issues and disorder rather than criminalization. Bondi will work with HHS Secretary RKF Jr. , Housing and Urban Development, and Transportation to put the changes in place. The action comes after Trump ordered homeless camps to be cleared from federal lands in Washington, D.C., and his order creating a center for homeless veterans

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July 25, 2025