Attorney General Brian Schwalb has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for illegally controlling police in Washington DC amid a drop in crime.
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Brian Schwalb, Washington DC's attorney general, has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, accusing it of a "hostile takeover" of control over the capital's police force. Trump has announced the deployment of National Guard troops to combat crime, despite statistics showing a drop in violent crime. Schwalb is asking the court to declare that Trump overstepped his authority, arguing that his actions are illegal and affect the dignity of Washington residents. The White House defends the federal actions, saying they are justified by the emergency situation in the city.
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Procurorul general al Washington DC dă în judecată guvernul Trump pentru a opri preluarea controlului asupra poliţiei oraşului
Washington attorney general sues Trump administration over police takeover
D.C. attorney general sues over federal takeover of local police
La ville de Washington poursuit le gouvernement Trump pour la mise sous tutelle de la police locale
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