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National Guard: A Crime Band-Aid?
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The American president uses the security situation in Washington for a demonstration of power. He gets the population used to soldiers on the streets.
National Guard: A crime Band-Aid?
President Donald Trump can tout the deployment of the National Guard in Washington, D.C., all he wants but eventually they will be sent home and the District of Columbia will return to it original state dealing with crime (“Trump says Baltimore ‘so far gone’ on crime, deploys National Guard to Washington, DC,” Aug. 11). It’s a Band-Aid that won’t last forever and the crime industry is smart enough to lay low and return when they leave. Despite s…
The takeover of the U.S. capital hides racist motivations that enthrone with its extreme right-wing base “An exaggeration and a falsehood”: Trump’s data to militarize Washington are not real In a way that dangerously boosts the authoritarianism of his government, Donald Trump has put the Washington DC police under federal control and deployed the national guard in the city, measures that once again increase the authoritarianism of his government…
Washington, D.C. has become the center of protests against U.S. President Donald Trump and his administration.The reason was that the Republican decided to deploy 800 National Guard agents and take control of the police under the pretext of crime.Citizens point to authoritarianism after the deployment of agents Indignant residents took to the streets with banners and slogans as the only weapons to defend themselves from what they described as au…
Armed National Guardsmen may appear in Washington in the coming days after President Donald Trump announced his intention to “take back” the capital from criminal gangs. Although statistics show that violent crime in Washington is at a three-decade low, the military presence could reach a new level – similar to when the Guard was deployed during the siege of the Capitol on January 6, 2021, the Wall Street Journal has learned.
The takeover of the U.S. capital hides racist motivations that enthrone with its extreme right-wing baseTrump says it deports “the worst in the world,” but the data show that most of them have no criminal record In a way that dangerously boosts the authoritarianism of their government, Donald Trump put the Washington DC police under federal control and deployed the national guard in the city, measures that further increase the authoritarianism o…
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