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Leonardo DiCaprio's New Movie Sparks Outrage After Homeless Community is Given 24 Hours to Evacuate Before Rainstorm

Locals expressed outrage at the sudden removal of a Sacramento homeless community ahead of severe weather.

Leonardo DiCaprio' s latest film has sparked outrage after a homeless community in Sacramento was given less than a day to evacuate before a major rainstorm, RadarOnline.com has learned. Despite the looming storm, the homeless community living at Cesar Chavez Park were said to be forcefully removed from their tents to make way for the DiCaprio film, which has been temporarily titled BC Project with director Paul Thomas Anthony. "It is asinine in the midst of an atmospheric storm, against federal laws and protections unhoused people are being moved and placed in greater danger for Hollywood to roll footage in Sacramento," Sanchez said.

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