Trump's Executive Order Revives Civil Commitment to Address Homelessness
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The Onion Staff
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Summary
President Trump signed an executive order to combat homelessness by reviving civil commitment, allowing the involuntary placement of mentally ill individuals in treatment facilities. The article includes public reactions, with mixed sentiments on the policy.
Key quotes
· 2 pulled“I always said some people are just one nonconsensual commitment away from turning their life around.” - Laura Foudet, Systems Analyst
“They should just be grateful they’re not being disappeared completely.” - Jay Eggert, Badminton Ref
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