In a recent move, over 2,300 National Guard troops in Washington D.C. have begun carrying weapons for self-defense. This deployment, ordered by the Pentagon, aims to enhance safety amidst rising crime concerns.
In a bold step to combat crime in the nation's capital, National Guard troops have begun carrying weapons under the authorization of Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. This move comes as part of President Trump's crackdown efforts.
In a controversial move, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered armed National Guard personnel to patrol Washington DC as part of the Trump administration's crime crackdown. This decision has sparked outrage among local residents, with polls showing significant opposition.
In a significant move, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has authorized National Guard troops in Washington, D.C. to carry weapons, paving the way for expanded operations amid rising crime concerns. President Trump emphasizes the need for strong military presence in the city.
Tensions escalate in D.C. as the National Guard may soon be armed while GOP governors pledge to send their own troops to support Trump's law enforcement efforts amidst rising protests.
Sen. Chris Van Hollen criticizes President Trump's deployment of the National Guard to D.C., calling it an 'abuse of power' amid declining crime rates and rising homelessness. The senator questions the legality and necessity of military presence in the city.
In a surprising turn of events, National Guard troops patrolling Washington may soon be authorized to carry weapons. This decision comes amid evolving security protocols and pending instructions from the Defense Department.
