President Trump has deployed federal agents across Washington, D.C., to address those without housing and to crack down on crime. He has announced a press conference to discuss these issues. According to the U.S. Justice Department, violent crime in D.C. is at a 30-year low. NPR's Brian Mann reported seeing federal agents on the streets, emphasizing that local police maintained control. Greg Evans, a homeless individual, voiced his fear of Trump’s actions but stated he would not live in fear. Meanwhile, European leaders condemned efforts to negotiate concessions regarding Ukraine between Trump and Putin.
Trump deployed federal agents across Washington, D.C., with the intention of removing those without housing and incarcerating criminals. He announced a press conference to address crime in the capital.
Violent crime in Washington reached a 30-year low, as reported by the U.S. Justice Department, contradicting the narrative of a crime crisis that the president aims to address.
Evans, a homeless individual in D.C., expressed concerns about Trump's authority but emphasized his refusal to live in fear, highlighting the struggles faced by those impacted by homelessness.
European leaders rejected attempts from Trump and Putin to negotiate on Ukraine, expressing concerns that any deals could compromise Ukraine's sovereignty.
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