President Trump stirred controversy today by demanding that the homeless population in Washington D.C. leave the city immediately, following his suggestion of a federal takeover to address the issue.

In a series of tweets and statements, Trump expressed frustration with the growing homelessness problem in the nation's capital, calling for decisive action. “The homeless in D.C. should leave immediately or face consequences. We can no longer tolerate this situation,” Trump declared.

The President's comments came after his proposal to convert a golf course in D.C. into a housing facility for the homeless was met with mixed reactions. Critics have condemned Trump's approach, arguing that simply relocating the homeless population without addressing underlying causes is not a solution.

Meanwhile, city officials and advocates for the homeless are pushing back against the President's harsh rhetoric and proposed actions. Homelessness is a complex issue that requires a comprehensive approach, they argue.

As the debate rages on, the fate of the homeless in Washington D.C. remains uncertain, as Trump's words and actions continue to spark controversy and division.