Maryland Governor Wes Moore expressed concern over the deployment of the National Guard in D.C., stating his pride in leading the Maryland National Guard and the importance of serving communities. Lawrence Jones countered by stating that more brothers are dying in American cities than overseas, pointing out the agreement from local officials on the necessity of emergency action against gun violence. Moore acknowledged the pain felt in various communities, including urban, rural, and suburban areas, related to gun violence and emphasized the need for safety as a top priority.
Governor Wes Moore emphasized the tragic reality that more brothers are dying in American cities from gun violence than overseas in military conflict, highlighting the urgent need for safety and security in communities.
Jones argued that the deployment of the National Guard in D.C. could be justified, noting that local leaders, including police chiefs and mayors, are in agreement due to the prevalence of gun violence.
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