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American Focus > Blog > Crime > Trump to host news conference to ‘stop violent crime’ and make DC ‘one of the safest’ cities in the world
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Trump to host news conference to ‘stop violent crime’ and make DC ‘one of the safest’ cities in the world

Last updated: August 9, 2025 1:20 pm
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President Trump has been vocal about his administration’s efforts to address violence and crime in Washington, DC, promising that the city will soon be “one of the safest” in the United States. The White House is set to hold a news conference on Monday to unveil further plans to combat violent crime in the nation’s capital.

In 2024, DC had the fourth-highest homicide rate among US cities, with 27.3 murders per 100,000 people. This rate was significantly higher than that of cities like New York City and Los Angeles. The White House has taken note of these alarming statistics and is taking action to address the issue.

Federal agents have begun cracking down on drug-pushers, illegal handguns, and criminals in DC as part of a multi-agency operation. US Park Police, along with the FBI and ATF, arrested eight individuals and seized stolen handguns, drugs, and cash in a recent enforcement operation. This crackdown comes in response to a recent carjacking incident involving a Department of Government Efficiency staffer, which left the victim injured.

The surge in crime in DC, particularly involving youth offenders, has prompted President Trump to push for a stronger law enforcement presence in high-crime areas. The administration has authorized a multi-agency operation and urged the Metropolitan Police Department to recruit and retain more officers to tackle the rising crime rates.

Critics have pointed fingers at DC Mayor Muriel Bowser and Attorney General Brian Schwalb for their handling of the youth crime issue. Incidents like the killing of an Uber driver by two teenage girls have brought national attention to the crime problem in the city. Despite the challenges, law enforcement officials are optimistic that the joint federal and local efforts will have a significant impact on reducing crime in DC.

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Overall, the Trump administration is committed to making Washington, DC, a safer place for its residents. By targeting violent crime and addressing the root causes of criminal activity, the city is on track to becoming one of the safest in the nation.

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