GOP senators back Trump’s DC crime crackdown as president eyes longer control

President Donald Trump indicated that a Congress may extend his seizure of Washington, DC, the police, and some Republicans in Congress, prove this invitation.

Senator Roger Marshall, R. Kan, said he would vote to expand Trump’s authority but did not believe that Democrats in the Senate would flourish and support the president more time.

“I completely support President Trump, he does everything he needs to do,” Marshall told Fox News Digital. “Of course, we want to follow the constitution, and I need to return and read what it can do and not to do, but I think it will take a threshold of 60 votes in the Senate to pass this decision.”

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This ruling allows the president to effectively give the local police for a period of up to 30 days, unless Congress, through a joint decision, is given an extension. However, the questions remain about whether this type of decision will collide with the 60 -votes of Senate, or if it can pass through a simple majority.

On Monday, Trump summoned a section of the internal ruling law that rules the province to give himself the authority to control the Capital Police Department, and since then he sent to the National Guard forces, along with the FBI agents and the Anti -Narcotics Administration Agency, to carry out street patrols.

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Senator Roger Marshall, R-Kan, speaks during a press conference in the American Capitol in Washington, March 4, 2021. (Ting Shen)

Republicans control 53 seats in the upper room, which means that Democrats may be needed to give Trump an extension exceeding 30 days. But Trump, during a press conference on Wednesday, announced the honoring of the New Kennedy Center, he said he would ask for “long -term extensions” and believes that the Democrats will not “do anything to stop the crime.”

Trump also indicated that he may not need Congress.

“Well, if it is a national emergency, we can do this without a Congress,” Trump said. “But we expect to be … before Congress, very quickly.

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“We will do so very quickly, but we will want extensions,” he added. “I don’t want to call a national emergency. If I have to do so, I will do it, but I think Republicans in Congress will agree to this unanimously.”

James Kumler, Chairman of the House of Representatives Supervision Committee, who supervises his committee in the province, with the support of Trump’s move to control the Capital Police Force on Monday. When Fox News was asked if he would return to Trump the conference jumped to continue his grip on the local police, a spokesman said, “We support the president’s actions to complete the mission.”

Both the majority leader of the Senate John Thun, Rusu, Speaker of parliament Mike Johnson, AR La. He initially supported the president’s move to eliminate the crime in the area, which was pushed by a recent attack on a former employee of the Ministry of Government – Doug.

Senator Mike Lee, R-UTAH. , The Republican Command elections in the Capitol on November 13, 2024 will be reached. (Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)

When he was asked about commenting on Trump’s latest statements regarding an extension, the Thun’s office referred Fox News to his previous statement on the social media in which the leader of the Republican Party praised the administration’s move.

“Washington, DC, must be a place where people can live safely, visit, work and raise a family, [Monday’s] Advertising is a positive step in this direction. “

Fox News Digital continues to the Johnson office for comment but he has not heard.

It is possible to wait a clearer picture of the place where the legislators stand, given that they are outside the city in their states and areas in most windows for 30 days. But the issue is likely to be in front of the mind when they return after the day of the workers.

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However, Trump already has some general support from Republicans to extend his time frame.

Tell the Senator Jim Banks, R-IND. Fox News Digital in a statement that he fully supported him “President Trump’s plan to make the capital safe again, and will support his efforts in the Senate.”

The Senator Mike Lee, who has a bill that would cancel the home base law and weaken the boycott, and likewise, will support the extension of the 30 -day window, “with the ultimate goal of working with him to pass the Bowser Law and restore full supervision of the Congress of the city.”

“The safety and mind of our nation should not depend on the presence of good presidents in the Oval Office, but I am happy because we have one now,” Republican in Utah said to Fox News Digital in a statement.