💨 Abstract
In Washington, D.C., President Trump has taken control of the local police department and deployed federal troops, citing rising crime. However, local officials dispute the necessity, as crime rates have been declining. This move is unprecedented and exploits D.C.'s unique federal status. Mayor Muriel Bowser has sought a court order to block this takeover, and the situation is uncertain. The administration aims to extend this model to other cities, but its legal basis and political support remain unclear.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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