Trump Signs Order Approving Forced Hospitalization of Homeless People
Source: Google News - HealthU.S. President Donald Trump's new executive order to combat homelessness encourages local governments to revive civil commitment, a process to place people with mental health issues in treatment facilities without their consent. The order, signed by Mr. Trump Thursday, calls for shifting homeless individuals into "long-term" institutions for "humane treatment" which the administration says will "restore public order."
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