💨 Abstract
Mayor Muriel Bowser faces President Donald Trump's unprecedented intervention in her city’s police department amid a declared "crime emergency." Bowser, while noting the federal move is "unsettling," cooperates begrudgingly, having city workers clear homeless encampments and signifying a possible beneficial increase in law enforcement presence. Bowser's restrained response underscores Washington's limited autonomy under federal control and contrasts with more confrontational Democratic leaders in other states.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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