Donald Trump has said homeless people should be relocated from Washington, suggesting a false rise in crime.
Miruna Brosban
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President Trump has announced plans for Washington, saying homeless people should be moved away from the capital and promising housing. While he suggested a rise in crime, statistics show violent crime has dropped significantly. Trump has threatened to federalize the capital and deploy the National Guard, despite the mayor pointing to a drop in crime. Washington has a low number of homeless people compared to years before the pandemic.
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