One year has passed since President Trump declared a 'crime emergency' in Washington D.C. and deployed thousands of National Guard members to the city. Ongoing discussions focus on the costs, legality, and effectiveness of this deployment in addressing crime. Lisa Desjardins engaged with Richard Hahn from the Niskanen Center's Criminal Justice Department for further insights.
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Analysis of National Guard Deployment in Washington D.C.
A year after the National Guard was deployed in Washington D.C. due to a declared 'crime emergency,' discussions continue regarding the deployment's costs, legality, and effectiveness in combating crime. Lisa Desjardins spoke with Richard Hahn from the Niskanen Center for more details.
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