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Here are states sending National Guard troops to DC

National Guard troops from six red states head to DC to help tackle crime

"We have been asked by the Secretary of the Army to send 150 military police from the Ohio National Guard to support the District of Columbia National Guard," Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, a Republican, sai...

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At least 5 states are deploying National Guard troops to D.C.

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National Guard Troops From Four States Begin Arriving In D.C.

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Trump visits police, military in Washington amid crime crackdown

U.S. President Donald Trump took his law-and-order message to the streets of the nation's capital on Thursday, visiting a command center to thank law enforcement officers who are carrying out his cri...

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Trump Says He’ll Join D.C. Patrols on Thursday Night

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‘Going Out Tonight…’: Trump To Patrol Streets Of Washington With Police, National Guard

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Trump Says Will Patrol Streets Of US Capital With Troops Thursday

But data from Washington police showed significant drops in violent crime between 2023 and 2024, though that was coming off the back of a post-pandemic surge.

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Trump’s DC crime crackdown | 630 arrests, 86 guns seized, MS-13 gangsters nabbed in federal sweep

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Trump administration to seek federal charges against people snared in DC crackdown, sources say

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More Republican governors send National Guard to Washington, backing Trump

By Joseph Ax (Reuters) -Hundreds of additional National Guard troops are headed to Washington, D.C., from half a dozen Republican-led states, bolstering President Donald Trump's aggressive move to flood the city with soldiers and federal agents in what he says is an effort to fight violent crime.

Alert: National Guard troops from West Virginia, South Carolina, Mississippi and Louisiana have begun arriving in Washington

National Guard troops from West Virginia, South Carolina, Mississippi and Louisiana have begun arriving in Washington.

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President Trump says he will patrol DC streets with police, military on Thursday

President Donald Trump said he will join law enforcement on the streets of Washington, DC, on Aug. 21 amid his federal takeover of DC