Feral Cats Overrun Donald Trump's Childhood Home, Sparking Neighborhood Outcry

The vacant Queens property, once a tourist attraction, is now an eyesore and safety concern for residents.

Donald Trump's childhood home in Jamaica Estates, Queens, is overrun by 20 to 30 feral cats, causing frustration among neighbors.
The property has been neglected by its absentee owner, leading to disrepair with smashed doorknobs, cobwebbed windows, and a pungent odor.
Neighbors are considering pooling funds to purchase the property from the current owner, an LLC with mysterious ties, to ensure proper upkeep.
The house has a history of being a tourist attraction and an Airbnb, but is now marked by 'vacate' notices and overdue bills.
A volunteer currently feeds the cats, but the property has also attracted pranksters and has caused utility issues for nearby homes.