This almost reminds me of when Ron DeSantis send illegal aliens to Martha’s Vineyard, and within 24 hours, the illegal aliens were all shipped out of the rich, Democrat snob enclave but in a “loving, compassionate” manner. Now Democrat snobs in Maryland are worried that Trump’s crackdown on crime in DC will send all homeless individuals to the rich, snobby state of Maryland, especially to Montgomery County where Jamie RATskin is.
Officials from Montgomery County, Maryland, reportedly appear to be flustered over President Donald Trump’s crackdown on neighboring Washington D.C.’s homelessness and crime crises.
Democratic Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich, a member of the far-left Democratic Socialists of America, stated that “it’s not a question of if more homeless people will show up in Maryland shelters, but when,” WJLA reporter John Gonzalez said in a recent video he posted to X. Standing in front of a homeless encampment in Washington, D.C., Gonzalez explained that National Guard troops have already cleared “at least 70” similar sites, leaving the occupants either to take advantage of provided “shelter, addiction treatment, or health services,” or face jail time. (RELATED: DC Police Agree To Step Up ICE Cooperation After Trump Crackdown)
Elrich told WJLA, an ABC affiliate, that these alternatives offered to homeless people “could create a dangerous ripple effect in the DMV.” Gonzalez added that “the county’s largest shelter is already full,” while “drop-in centers and food programs are stretched thin.” According to Gonzalez, outreach teams are also tracking the number of homeless clients coming daily from the nation’s capital.
The county executive also told the local news channel that while Montgomery County will do “whatever it can to help,” he “is calling for the federal government to put up more funding.”
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