The president said he was declaring a public safety emergency and his administration would be removing homeless encampments.

A National Guard deployment reacheed 400 members in Washington as a federal operation began targeting crime and homelessness ...

After President Donald Trump's announcement that his administration would take over Washington’s police department for at ...

Mayor Muriel Bowser sought to reassure residents in the nation's capital, adding that the National Guard deployment was ...

President Trump said he would place the city’s police department under federal control, launching an unprecedented effort to ...

While details of the plan were unclear, the administration is preparing to deploy hundreds of National Guard troops to ...

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If Donald Trump had any concern for Washington, D.C., he would have sent an army of social workers, not National Guard troops, to help homeless folks.

President Donald Trump deployed the National Guard to fight crime and homelessness in Washington, D.C., but few troops were seen on Aug. 13.

President Donald Trump directly controls DC's police and National Guard because of the federal enclave's unique status, experts say.

According to PBS, in the last five months, some 70 homeless encampments have been removed. Leavitt said that as of Tuesday, only two homeless encampments remain in the district parks maintained by the ...

As Trump sends the National Guard to D.C. to address crime, homeless advocates criticize the move to arrest homeless people ...