FBI Says Violent Crime Arrests Rose 67% Under Trump vs. Biden’s Final Months
- The FBI reported arresting more than 47,000 violent criminals and gang members during Donald Trump’s first 21 months, a 67% increase over Joe Biden’s final 21 months.
- Arrests of child predators and human traffickers rose 13%, totaling slightly more than 6,000.
- FBI Director Kash Patel said the national murder rate fell 30% and arrests of violent-crime suspects increased 114%.
- Law enforcement captured 10 of the FBI’s Top Ten Most Wanted fugitives and six people from a new fraudsters list.
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FBI reports 67% jump in violent crime arrests under Trump compared to Biden’s final months
FBI Director Kash Patel says the Trump administration oversaw a 67% increase in arrests of violent criminals and gang members over 21 months, citing historic crime reduction.
FBI Reports 67% Rise in Violent Crime Arrests Under Trump Compared With Biden’s Final Months
NewsFinale NewsFinale Journal The FBI made substantial progress in fighting crime and arresting violent offenders and child predators during the first 21 months of the Trump administration, according to data released by the agency Wednesday. During that period, the FBI arrested more than 47,000 violent criminals and gang members—an increase of 67% over the final 21 months of […]
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