US Edition‘Law and Order’ Push Shows a Trump No Longer Encumbered by Naysaying Aides or Government Guardrails
Trump touted 8,000-plus arrests under Operation Summer Heat amid ongoing troop deployments to Democrat-led cities to reinforce his law-and-order agenda during his second term.
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump was interrupted by passing sirens in the Rose Garden during a somber Presidential Medal of Freedom ceremony for conservative activist Charlie Kirk as he said, `We're going to save all of our cities, and we're going to make them essentially crime-free.`
- Earlier this year, Trump took control of the California National Guard and sent the National Guard into Washington, D.C. and Memphis, Tennessee amid immigration enforcement.
- Flanked by FBI Director Kash Patel and Attorney General Pam Bondi, Trump said the FBI made 8,000-plus arrests and called `They're not politically correct sirens.`
- Local leaders resisted the deployments, legal challenges blocked plans to send soldiers to Chicago, Illinois and Portland, Oregon, and critics say the Department of Justice has been weaponized.
- With 81% of Americans viewing crime as a major problem, Trump's tough-on-crime approach benefits his party heading into next year's midterm elections.
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‘Law and order’ push shows a Trump no longer encumbered by naysaying aides or government guardrails
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump was telling a Rose Garden audience about his efforts to quell violence in the nation's capital when, as if on cue…
'Law and order' push shows a Trump no longer encumbered by naysaying aides or government guardrails
President Donald Trump was telling a Rose Garden audience about his efforts to quell violence in the nation's capital when, as if on cue, his words were drowned out by the wail of sirens from passing vehicles.“Listen to the beauty of that sound,” Trump said, grinning before adding. “They're not politically correct sirens.” Coming as it did during an otherwise somber event to posthumously award the Presidential Medal of Freedom to conservative ac…
Sirens interrupt Trump bragging about how DC has no crime
Sirens interrupted Donald Trump as he bragged about how Washington DC has no crime. During his address at a ceremony honouring Charlie Kirk on Tuesday (October 14), the US president boasted of an apparent decrease in crime since he took office, and in turn criticised Joe Biden and his "open borders". He was then interrupted by the sound of loud sirens. “What a beautiful sound,” Trump said. “They’re stopping crime. That’s what they’re doing.” He …
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