The Trump administration said it may try to help get homeless people in California off the streets, after the president criticized the state’s cities for their handling of the problem
The Trump administration said it may try to help get homeless people in California off the streets, a move that comes after the president has criticized the state’s cities for their handling of the growing problem.
White House spokesman Judd Deere said that President Trump “has taken notice of the homelessness crisis,” without specifically mentioning California. A team of federal officials visited Los Angeles Tuesday on a fact-finding mission, a spokesman for the administration said, a week before Mr. Trump visits the state...
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