Federal authorities have dismantled roughly 75 homeless encampments on public land in Washington, D.C., since President Donald Trump signed his “Safe and Beautiful” executive order earlier this summer, U.S. Park Police figures cited by the New York Post show. Crews have also removed graffiti from about 80 locations around Capitol Hill parks as part of the campaign. The clear-outs form one element of a broader law-and-order push by the White House. Last week Trump assumed temporary control of the District of Columbia’s police department and approved the deployment of 800 National Guard troops to back federal officers patrolling the capital. Homeless-advocacy groups warn the sweeps are displacing vulnerable residents. Al Jazeera quoted one woman who said she was forced to pack up her tent and described the experience as “humiliating.” The Department of Housing and Urban Development counted 5,616 unhoused people in Washington in January, a 14% increase from the prior year.