Trump would like to bring back mental institutions, but experts are skeptical
Briefly

Trump's law-and-order approach seeks to eliminate homelessness and substance abuse but echoes failed policies from the past, raising concerns about their effectiveness and legality.
To the American public, he promises, 'we will use every tool, lever, authority to get the homeless off our streets.' However, experts highlight significant legal and practical challenges.
'It may make everyone else feel comfortable,' says Humphreys, 'but for the people who are in that one place, it turns into hell on earth.' This raises critical questions about the humanity of such policies.
'From Washington, you actually don't have many law enforcement tools to affect street disorder in cities,' emphasizing that federal efforts often lack the direct influence needed at local levels.
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