"I want to thank President Trump, he is fulfilling his commitment, him and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth are sending the National Guard back into Louisiana, into New Orleans, he said. They will be there for New Year's Eve, and they will be there for a deployment through February, which we desperately need. Look, We know how to make cities safe, and the National Guard complements cities that are having high crime problems."
"Look at what the president has done in Washington, D.C. When he wanted to send the National Guard into Washington, D.C., Louisiana was one of the first to raise its hand and say, our troops will go there and help you. And the city is so much better. They're going to be here New Orleans, it will help us crackdown on violence, here in the city of New Orleans and elsewhere around Louisiana, so a big shout out to both"
"Just moments ago, we had the Supreme Court block an effort by the Trump administration to deploy National Guard troops in Illinois, namely in Chicago, but yet as you have increased crackdowns on illegal aliens and crime in your state, you have an announcement? Cain asked."
President Donald Trump and Secretary Pete Hegseth arranged deployment of the Louisiana National Guard to New Orleans and other areas statewide. Governor Jeff Landry announced the troops will arrive in time for New Year's Eve and remain through the end of February to assist with cracking down on violence and illegal activity. The Supreme Court recently blocked an effort to deploy National Guard troops to Chicago. Landry emphasized that the National Guard complements local law enforcement, cited prior Louisiana assistance to Washington, D.C., and thanked Trump and Hegseth for fulfilling their commitment. Trump named Landry an envoy to Greenland amid related remarks.
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