US EditionTrump Moves to Evict Homeless from DC, Threatens Federal Control to Curb Crime
- President Donald Trump announced a press conference on Monday at the White House to address violent crime in Washington, D.C.
- The announcement follows rising concerns of violent crime and recent assaults, including an attempted carjacking of a government official last weekend.
- The Trump administration intends to bolster the presence of federal police forces in the district, implementing a seven-day security lockdown and exploring the possibility of repealing the Home Rule Act of 1973 to assume greater authority over Washington D.C.
- As of early 2025, violent crime in D.C. showed declines—homicides down 32%, robberies 39%, and carjackings 53% compared to 2023—while Trump labeled the city both highly dangerous and soon to be one of the safest.
- The developments suggest a federal push to assert more authority over the capital, though full takeover would require congressional action and faces political and legal challenges.
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US President Trump has activated 800 National Guards to deploy in the capital Washington D.C.
National Guard Deployment Anticipated in Washington D.C. to Curb Street Crime - Real News Now
Preparations are underway within the United States military for the possible deployment of National Guard forces in the nation’s capital, Washington D.C. These steps are in line with President Trump’s efforts to address the city’s street crime. As of the beginning of the week, no formal orders for deployment had yet been sanctioned by Trump, but it is anticipated that he will confirm the decision soon. During a forthcoming White House press brie…
Trump Orders Homeless To Vacate Washington DC Immediately
Donald Trump says it’s time for homeless people to “move out” of Washington DC — immediately. His reason? He wants the capital “safer and more beautiful than it ever was before.” But Mayor Muriel Bowser isn’t buying it.Trump, fresh off signing an order to make arrests easier, has already sent in 450 federal officers — from the DEA to the FBI. They will tackle what he calls “totally out of control” crime.He’s even hinted at bringing in the Nation…
'Major step toward martial law': Ex-Trump security official slams DC police takeover
A top former Trump White House national security official is warning that the President’s federalization of the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Police and deployment of the National Guard and other federal agents to the nation’s capital is a “major step” toward martial law.Olivia Troye is a Republican who worked at the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC), the United States Department of Energy Office of Intelligence and Counterintelligence, an…
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