The takeover of Washington, D.C. by the President Donald Trump continues this week.

We got ICE officers detaining delivery drivers across the city. We got federal police officers from

multiple agencies, including the FBI, dealing with a drunk woman in DuPont Circle. And on Wednesday morning,

a 14-ton mine-resistant military vehicle

crashed into a car in Capitol Hill. A civilian basically got teaboned by a tank. But somewhere in the

background, the president of the United States is also trying to evict D.C.'s homeless population.

This has long been an obsession of his. We can't let homeless stay in the middle of our magnificent parks under the Washington Monument and other places. We're going to clean up Washington Free, D.C., and we're going to make it a crime-free zone. There's not going to be any crime. We're going to have laws, but we're going to have to take it over. We're going to evaluate the job he's doing with the unhoused on today Explained from Vox.

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Washington, D.C.

Today, explain Sean Ramos from here with Kyle Swenson, who reports on D.C. for Wapo.

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