War Secretary Pete Hegseth is expanding the National Guard’s vehicle presence in Washington, D.C., with a deployment of ...
New Democratic governors in 5 states could influence the future of Trump's National Guard deployment in Washington DC, but will they bring troops home?
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has signed off on the National Guard ramping up its presence in the nation’s capital in ...
Boats will enforce "perimeter security" against alleged gang leaders and drug traffickers. It also caps the force at 3,500.
Pete Hegseth authorized 60 marked patrol cars, Humvees and D.C. National Guard boats as a council hearing demands the ...
The move suggests President Donald Trump is doubling down on his claimed crime emergency in the nation’s capital after the ...
Guard personnel have been spread across tourist corridors, transit hubs such as Union Station, federal buildings, monuments, ...
The National Guard will begin using boats, up to 60 marked police cars, and military tactical vehicles in Washington, D.C., ...
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National Guard authorized to use military vehicle in DC, Pinto pushes new governors to withdraw troops
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth authorized nearly 3,100 National Guard troops in D.C. to continue patrolling the streets.
The Trump administration has defended the deployment as part of its efforts to improve public safety and reduce crime in ...
Pete Hegseth authorized the National Guard to expand its presence in Washington, DC, with military tactical vehicles, patrol ...
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is expanding the controversial National Guard presence in Washington, DC, giving troops the ability to use dozens of patrol cars, military tactical vehicles, National ...
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