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Donald Trump Crime Policy: Did the Washington DC Takeover Reduce Crime? One-Year Data Explained
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August 11, 2026
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Aug 11, 20263:19Now PlayingAugust 11 marks one year since President Donald Trump declared a “crime emergency” in Washington, D.C., and deployed troops to the city to combat what he said was a wave of “savagery,” “filth” and “lawlessness” in the nation’s capital.
The emergency declaration ended after 30 days, but thousands of National Guard members remain stationed across D.C., patrolling stations, streets and attractions, with a recent surge in numbers to assist in the country's 250th anniversary celebrations and protect refurbished monuments.
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