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Demands for Trump’s impeachment following his “evil” police rights declaration

Donald Trumpโ€™s most recent โ€œclean upโ€ plan There has been intense criticism and a resurgence of calls for impeachment in Washington, D.C. The president declared a broad crackdown on crime in the capital on Monday, promising that no โ€œMr Nice Guyโ€ strategy would be used.

These actions included directing homeless people to โ€œmove out IMMEDIATELYโ€ and sending the National Guard to take over the cityโ€™s Metropolitan Police Department for 30 days on behalf of the federal government.

It was the worldโ€™s most beautiful capital before the tents, dirt, misery, and crime. Thatโ€™s going to happen again shortly,โ€ Trump wrote on Truth Social.

Despite official data showing violent crime at a 30-year low, Trump characterized D.C. as a โ€œsanctuary for illegal alien criminalsโ€ beset by โ€œlawlessness,โ€ claiming the city has higher homicide rates than Bogotรก and Mexico City. According to Politico, Obama justified the government participation by citing Section 740 of the District of Columbia Home Rule Act, which presently has 800 National Guard personnel on the streets.

Trumpโ€™s statement that officers can โ€œdo whatever the hell they wantโ€ in response to animosity was arguably the most contentious. He informed reporters, โ€œThatโ€™s the only language they understand.โ€ โ€œWe hit after you spit, and they can hit really hard.โ€

โ€œUncomfortable and unheard ofโ€ Mayor of D.C. Muriel Bowser described the action as โ€œunsettling and unprecedented,โ€ but added that it was โ€œnot totally surprisingโ€ considering Trumpโ€™s prior statements. Critics referred to the action as authoritarian online. A Reddit user remarked, โ€œThe Trump police state is upon us.โ€ Others warned that the comments normalize the notion that law enforcement requires โ€œspecial permission to break skullsโ€ and referred to them as โ€œevilโ€ and โ€œa road mapโ€ for increased police violence.

The LA crackdown raises legal concerns. The D.C. takeover coincides with Trumpโ€™s court battle over his use of the National Guardโ€”an unprecedented federal deployment without a governorโ€™s approvalโ€”during immigration protests in June in Los Angeles.

California officials claim it was โ€œa clear violation of the most fundamental principles of our Nationโ€™s founding,โ€ arguing that it went against the core idea that states should be in charge of their own National Guard forces. According to the administration, the action was permitted by the law as it stands. โ€œThis is liberation day in D.C., and weโ€™re going to take our capital back,โ€ is Trumpโ€™s unambiguous message.

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