When it comes to rounding up American citizens, Donald is getting increasingly adept, and he

has found a way to expand the number of Americans he is targeting. Now it's the unhoused.

On July 25th, he signed an executive order that effectively criminalizes homelessness.

The very next day, he bragged about it on the White House lawn during yet another

copter talk. Remember that? When he talks to a gaggle of press while the helicopter is standing

nearby waiting for him to get into it, so nobody can really hear what he has to say take a look

behind off bed there's just a lot you're like that you do that because probably watch his

real estate you're talking about all the time you got to give her his pants and you can't have it

when we just come to me to make a turn to do with

fingers with fingers, we're going to parents outside in her wine house with going out to them.

And the hard to get him. My son's down when I said, you don't actually think we're not. Oh, no, no, we cannot

sell the Donald's view from the White House, can we?

So what would be an incredibly effective and in the long run,

a probably economically stowned way and certainly a way that would be better for us as a society

to handle the very serious problem of homelessness.

Let's see, what could you do?

Yes, you could increase the amount of affordable housing.

That's one thing we could do.

We could increase access to mental health services for people who are struggling, right? We could do both of those things.

And again, I think in the long run,

that would benefit us in many ways as a society.

Instead, Donald's executive order

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