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NextImg:BIG BREAKING: President Trump to surge federal law enforcement to Washington DC over crime wave – The Right Scoop

It’s being reported by CNN that President Trump is planning on surging federal law enforcement to Washington DC over the crime wave that left a DOGE employee – BIG BALLS! – laying bloody on the sidewalk with a concussion.

The White House tells CNN that the surge isn’t solely because of that, but to follow up on Trump’s mandate that DC be made safe and beautiful again.

Here’s the report:

The Trump administration is making plans to increase the federal law enforcement presence in Washington, DC, Thursday and Friday following an assault on a well-known former Department of Government Efficiency staffer over the weekend, three sources familiar with the plan told CNN.

Officers from ICE, FBI, National Guard, along with local DHS agents will be part of the federal law enforcement presence, one of the sources told CNN.

Local federal agents in the area have been told to be ready to be deployed, the source added.

A senior White House official said that the move was not solely because of the assault, but a follow up on the president’s “Making the District of Columbia Safe and Beautiful” executive order.

“The assault just further underscores the need for a greater law enforcement presence in DC,” the official said.

“Washington, DC is an amazing city, but it has sadly been plagued by petty and violent crime for far too long,” Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said in a statement to CNN. “President Trump is committed to making our Nation’s capital safer and even more beautiful for its residents, lawmakers, and visitors from all around the world.”

Sources said the operational details were still being finalized as of Wednesday night.

CNN has reached out to the DC mayor’s office for comment.