Department of Internal Affairs takes policy without tolerance for homeless camps

The US Department of Internal Affairs announced on Saturday that it is accepting policies without tolerance homeless camps In support of the Trump administration’s efforts in Washington, Colombia District, Colombia County

The pre -policy of the camp suggests that homelessness should be “rare, short and insurmountable” District Colombia Web -Sight.

It noted that the protocol for cleaning public spaces was launched only when the site presented the risk of safety, health and safety or if it prevented the use of the community.

“With that in mind, we provide resources for shelter, housing and access to health behavior for people in these places,” the officials wrote on the site.

Washington, Colombia District, workers dismantled tents and remove personal belongings during a homeless camp in a foggy lower neighborhood in Washington, August 14, 2025. (Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images)

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Press -Secretary of the White House Carolyn Levit On Tuesday, those who live in homeless camps will either need to be taken to the homeless shelter or go to jail if they refuse.

US Park police have already removed 70 homeless camps in DC, only a few left, Levita said.

Expected the other two sites will be cleaned this week perennial commandsIncluding the FBI, the Secret Service and the DC police.

Members of the National Guard and armored vehicles near the Washington monument in Washington, Colombia District, Tuesday, August 12, 2025. (Stephanie Reynolds/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

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Secretary of the Interior Arc burgum They also announced other domestic policy modifications for criminal activity.

Burgum noted that anyone who hurt the federal property will “pursue (Ed) to the full”, although it is unclear that the former policy.

The Burgum arc, the US Secretary of State, noted that other changes in politics will include crimes. (To the draft)

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He added that the US State Information (PIO) officers would be more practical and the opportunity to chase criminals under certain circumstances.

Burgum did not specify that it led to a change in PIO policy.

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Anders Hagstrom Fox News Digital contributed to this report.