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Trump to Send National Guard Troops Into DC and the Military “If It’s Needed”
President Trump announced Monday that the federal government would be taking over Washington, D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department, flooding the city’s streets with National Guard troops and sending in the military “if it’s needed” — while looking to do the same in other major U.S. cities.
While calling out the National Guard makes a political statement, they’re not the best means of fighting crime, CSIS’s Mark Cancian says.
President Donald Trump announced he would deploy the National Guard to Washington, D.C., and assume control of the city's ...
The Metropolitan Police along with federal agencies tasked with helping curb crime in the nation’s capital are scrambling to ...
OAKLAND — City leaders were on high alert Thursday after a mass arrest by federal immigration authorities in East Oakland ...
Chicago's Mayor Johnson opposes Trump's plan to send National Guard to Chicago, citing progress in reducing crime.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) is taking on what he calls a “no regrets strategy,” saying he must “fight fire with fire” in ...
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