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Trump, National Guard and DC crackdown

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Trump sends 800 National Guard troops to crack down on DC crime. Here's what they'll do.
President Donald Trump deployed 800 National Guard troops to the streets of Washington, DC, a rare flex of his presidential authority over the military while a court mulls the legality of his prior o...

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August 12, 2025: National Guard appears in DC after Trump surges federal authorities
Trump’s National Guard takeover of DC gets trolled: ‘Did they bust somebody for pairing Chardonnay with a steak?’
Illegal immigrants could dominate DC arrests under federalized police force, says expert
A large number of arrests by the newly federalized Washington D.C. Metropolitan Police Department will likely be illegal immigrants, one expert predicts.

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Trump’s Political Theater Won’t Save D.C.
Trump's Aggressive Push to Take Over DC Policing May Be a Template for an Approach in Other Cities
The Latest: Dozens arrested in Washington as White House ratchets up federal police presence
The White House said there were 45 arrests in the city last night, including 29 arrests of people living in the country illegally, and that over 1,650 people are now participating in the law enforcem...

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Traffic Stops, Gun Busts and a Soccer Game: Feds Try City Policing in D.C.
Trump Federalizes DC Police To 'Rescue Our Nation's Capital From Crime, Bloodshed, Bedlam, and Squalor'

The Latest: National Guard troops arrive in Washington DC as Trump's federal takeover begins

1. Trump activated the National Guard. The president can still call up the National Guard in Washington. His authority is less clear in Los Angeles, where a legal battle continues over his recent deployment of the National Guard despite the objections of Gov. Gavin Newsom.
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