The Trump administration has announced the deployment of FBI agents to conduct night patrols across Washington, D.C., as part of its strategy to curb street crime in the nation’s capital. The decision was made in response to a recent incident involving Federal Park Police, which conducted a traffic stop on Friday, prompting the president to call for increased federal law enforcement presence. This initiative marks a significant shift in the administration’s approach to public safety, emphasizing a more direct role in combating crime within the city limits.
President Trump has long advocated for stricter law enforcement measures, and this move is seen as a continuation of his efforts to ensure the security of the capital. The involvement of the FBI in night patrols is expected to provide additional resources and support to local authorities. However, the decision has sparked debate among experts and officials, with some questioning the necessity and effectiveness of such a strategy. The administration maintains that the increased federal presence will help deter criminal activity and enhance overall public safety in the region.