President Donald Trump He said he informed Washington, DC, Mayor Muriel Bowser that he should “clean all the messy homeless” in the city or the federal government “to be forced into her.”
On Wednesday, the president especially referred to areas near State Department and White House inhabited by the homeless people to be removed, adding that the capital of the state “must become clean and safe!”
“If she’s not capable of it, we’ll be forced to do it for her!” Trump wrote in part. “We want to be proud of our big capital again. Thanks to Mayor Bowser for efforts on behalf of our country’s citizens. I hope you will be successful!”
Trump throws support behind the federal government by taking over DC
President Donald Trump said the federal government would be forced to “clean up” messy homeless people in Washington, DC, if Mayor Muriel Bowser did not. (Getty)
Trump has previously stated that he supports the federal government the capital of the nation If it cannot be managed properly, adding that the city cannot remain as it is when foreign leaders come to town.
“They don’t do the job,” Trump said last month, claiming that there is “too much crime” and “too many tents on the lawns – these magnificent lawns.”
Despite his criticism of the city, Trump said he personally loved the Democratic Mayor. The two met in December to discuss their shared priorities for Washington, DC, the moment Bowser described as “Great Meeting.”
Homeless people live in tents on a sidewalk near the White House in Washington, DC, February 20, 2025. (Fatih Aktas/Anadolu via Getty Images)
“President Trump and I want Washington, DC to be the best, the most beautiful city in the world and we want the capital to reflect the strength of our nation,” Bowser said in December.
DC Black Lives Matter Plaza to get a new look, replace the street mural as part of ‘evolution’
Trump’s post on social media on Wednesday comes the day after Bowser announced that the city would replace its controversial Black Lives Matter Plaza with wall frescoes by students and artists as part of the DC AMERICA 250 project on the eve of the 250th anniversary of the country next year.
When Plaza was built in 2021, Bowser said it would be Permanent installation.
Black Lives Matter Plaza was built in Washington, DC, near the White House 2021. Initially, it is planned to be a constant installation in the city. (Andrew Hardik, file)
“Mural inspired millions of people and helped our city over a painful period, but now we cannot afford to interfere with the meaningless congress mixing,” the Bowser statement said, referring to the recently established proposal of the law that requires a beach change. “Destroying the influences of federal job reductions must be our number one concern.”
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The details of the date of the beach transformation are not given.
