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American Focus > Blog > Politics > Trump is shocking official Washington. Will he leave his mark on the District too?
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Trump is shocking official Washington. Will he leave his mark on the District too?

Last updated: February 16, 2025 7:50 am
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Donald Trump is not just focused on reshaping the federal government, but he also has his eye on making significant changes in the city of Washington. In his early days in office, the president has taken steps to transform the landscape of the nation’s capital.

One of his first moves was to order thousands of federal workers in the Washington area to return to the office, some of whom are facing layoffs under his administration. Additionally, Trump and his allies have inserted themselves onto the board of the John F. Kennedy Center to reshape the performing arts culture that he deems too “woke”. The city’s mayor has been briefed on a forthcoming executive order regarding public safety and homeless encampments in the city.

It is evident that Trump holds a negative view of Washington, possibly influenced by the fact that over 90 percent of its residents supported his opponent in the 2024 election. He has referred to the District as a city of “filth” and “decay”, echoing insults he has directed at other major cities like Baltimore and New York.

Trump has characterized his departure from Washington in 2021 as a turning point for the city. During his time out of power, he rarely returned to Washington, except for a notable trip in August 2023 to a D.C. federal court, where he pleaded not guilty to charges related to overturning the 2020 elections. Upon leaving the area, Trump lamented the state of the city, describing it as filled with decay and broken buildings.

Washington, D.C. is currently recovering from the impact of the pandemic, which has taken a toll on the local economy, crime rates, and homelessness crisis. The president and Congress have the authority to intervene in the District’s political affairs by rejecting local legislation and proposing their own. Trump’s congressional allies have introduced legislation that could potentially roll back a law from the 1970s that granted the city autonomy.

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Despite previous threats to undermine the D.C. government during Mayor Muriel Bowser’s tenure, such efforts were unsuccessful due to Democratic opposition in Congress or the White House. However, with a renewed Republican majority in Congress, Trump is poised to exert greater influence over the city.

If Trump and congressional Republicans intervene in city affairs, it could dramatically alter the relationship between the Bowser administration and the federal government. Recent spikes in crime have prompted Republicans to criticize Bowser’s leadership, leading to calls for greater federal oversight.

In response to increased pressure, Bowser and the council have taken steps to address crime in the city. Last year, the local government passed a crime omnibus package to impose stricter penalties for offenses like retail theft and illegal gun possession. Bowser has emphasized the importance of public safety and building thriving neighborhoods in the city.

As the city navigates its relationship with Republicans, the D.C. Council has had to adapt its approach to passing legislation. In light of GOP opposition, the council renamed a bill related to vasectomies to avoid controversy and maintain support for their agenda.

Despite ongoing challenges, Bowser remains optimistic about her relationship with Trump and the administration. She continues to work towards making Washington, D.C. the most beautiful capital in the world, emphasizing shared priorities and collaboration with the federal government.

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