💨 Abstract
The ACLU's D.C. chapter is contemplating legal action to counter President Donald Trump's order placing the Metropolitan Police Department under federal control. Trump cited rising crime, though statistics do not support this claim. Critics argue that altering the department's structure violates D.C.--local laws, potentially disrupting police operations. The ACLU is evaluating their potential involvement, asserting the move defies existing law.
Courtesy: Alan Etter
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