Trump Executive Order okays incarceration of homeless

[IdeomotorPrisoner]

You know, when I said if he wants to ACTUALLY get rid of excess crime he'd treat the homeless like he does the immigrants, it was a joke, I didn't actually mean it, but...

I've looked over and over this release, and it seems like he's ripping off what California did only getting rid of the more compassionate "housing first" option, like residential treatment.
 
 https://calmatters.org/housing/homelessn...ive-order/

President Donald Trump’s new law-and-order approach to homelessness bears several striking resemblances to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s.

Trump wants cities to enforce laws that make it illegal for homeless people to sleep outside. So does Newsom. 

Trump threatened to withhold funding from places that don’t. So did Newsom. 

And the president wants to make it easier to force homeless people living with serious mental illness or addiction into treatment. So does Newsom. 

It’s rare for Trump and Newsom, typically adversaries, to see eye to eye on anything. But when the president signed an executive order this week pushing cities and states to use law enforcement to get unhoused people off the streets, some of it read like déjà vu to Californians.

“I don’t know that there’s a huge contrast between parts of this order and what winds are already blowing toward in California,” said Ryan Finnigan, deputy director of research for the UC Berkeley Terner Center for Housing Innovation.

But Trump doesn’t want to stop at banning homeless encampments and pushing people into treatment, and that’s where he and Newsom diverge: The president wants to upend two core tenets of California’s homelessness policy.

Trump wants to abolish federal support for “housing first,” which is the idea that homeless individuals should get housing even if they are still using drugs, and “harm reduction,” which focuses on preventing overdoses and otherwise making drug use safer.

So basically the difference is instead of pushing them into more expensive residential treatment programs or subsidized housing (with better results), he is going to throw them into much cheaper jail and treat them there. A one stop rehabilitation shop to focus on a law and order first approach. But throwing them into a gang-infested fishbowl, where they can still get their next hit soon as their commissary gets filled, and leave more institutionalized and violent, has much worse results. 

I wonder if he'll build "Joshua Tree Jesup" (for California)  and give them all outdoor tents like that disgraced Maricopa County Sheriff, just to be extra cruel. We do have 28% of the nation's homeless. 

Trump has no discernible Christian values though. How he ever got the Christian vote must be a slave morality or apostate church thing. 

People can cheer the punishment first method, and it will make cities see a crime reduction, like Times Square in the 90s, but people also need to drop the God part from "God and Country," when discussing their values on social issues.

Because if it was actually for GOD and country (whatever the hell that means anyway) everyone would first wash their dirty homeless drug addicted feet and then do the most compassionate thing possible to help them find salvation and be reborn is God's light.

But we now know Trump is in bed with Satan, so it makes sense, because it really does piss on the message Jesus spread about the wretched. 

Matthew 25:40

"Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me." 

  
Do we need send the Pro-Jesus Trump adminstratiom to Bible study if their going use christianity as a foundation? 

Now hear me, all you soulless Fox News politician converts pimping this disgrace of humility,  what does Jesus mean when he says, "the least of my brothers and sisters?"