President Trump orders increased federal law enforcement in Washington D.C.

President Donald Trump has directed federal law enforcement to increase its presence throughout Washington, DC, after a technological increase in a violent crime, including an accident in which a former worker in Duji, nicknamed “large balls” brutally in the streets this week.

Trump signed an executive order in March, where he determined “making a safe and beautiful work band in the capital.” Now the administration takes a full approach to the government by spreading the application of additional law to increase the presence and improve comprehensive public safety in the country’s capital, according to a source familiar with the plans.

The process, which will use both local and federal law enforcement agencies, including investigations into internal security, the FBA, and others, begins in midnight on Thursday and will initially continue for seven days with the expansion option “as needed.”

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In a statement, Fox News, White House press secretary Caroline Levit announced, “There will be no safe port for violent criminals in the capital,” starting on Thursday night.

“Washington, DC, is a wonderful city, but it has been afflicted with a very long crime,” Levitte said. “President Trump has made an increase in federal law enforcement to protect innocent citizens. Starting from tonight, there will be no safe port for violent criminals in the capital.”

She added: “President Trump is committed to making our nation’s capital safer for its inhabitants, legislators and visitors from all over the world.”

The source familiar with the plans indicated that the “violent crime exercises outside the control that the capital” was “a continuous priority” for the president and that this step is to fulfill his promise in his campaign to restore the capital.

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A view of the White House at night in Washington, DC, on February 23, 2022. (Roy Rozling/Getty Erch)

Among the priorities stipulated in Trump’s executive order, the work of the work team is to spread a more powerful presence in federal law enforcement and coordination with local law enforcement in Colombia Province, including the National Trade Center, Memorial Gardens, Museums, Parkway’s Effects, and Lavai Parkway.

The matter also guides the work squad for a review, and if necessary, review the policies of the federal prosecution regarding the detention of the trial from the criminal defendants to ensure the detention of individuals who pose a threat to public safety to the maximum extent permitted by law.

In addition, the matter guides the workplace to direct the maximum enforcement of the federal immigration law, and to redirect federal, governmental or local law enforcement resources to arrest and deport them all over the region.

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The source said that the addition of the additional law will be devoted to protecting the residents of the capital and visitors from “the scourge of the violent crime that the city suffers from.

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They said: “President Trump promised to make the capital safe again on the campaign’s path – this is another promise.”