President Trump suggests that he could federalize DC shortly after the attack on “big bullets”

Following a former DOGE or worker nicknamed “Big Balls”, brutally beaten by gang members in the streets of Washington, DC, President Donald Trump said he was strongly planned to take control of the district to eliminate crawling crime and violence distressing the country’s capital.

He also said he was planning to take control of the Washington, DC police and to use the National Guard to stop violence.

Speaking with journalists on Wednesday evening, Trump said: “We are considering it, yes, because the crime is ridiculous.”

“I could show you a graphic comparing DC in other places, and you won’t want to see what it looks like,” he said. “We want to have a big, safe, capital, and we are going to have it. And that includes cleanliness. And that includes other things. We have very dangerous capital.”

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Referring to the recent threshing of the former Doge Worker, a teenager whose real name is Edward Coristine, Trump said: “We almost lost a young man, beautiful and beautiful guy who was knocked out the day before.”

The president said that he had called to check Coristine and that he would recall “in a little while”.

“He has gone through a bad situation, to say it slightly. And there are too many. We’re going to do something,” said Trump.

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“So, whether you call it federalized or what, and which also includes the graffiti that you see the papers everywhere, the roads that are in poor condition, the medians falling, the median which is between the falling roads. We are going to embellish the city. We are going to make it beautiful,” he added. “What a shame. Crime rate, the rate of moists, murders and everything else. We are not going to leave it. And that includes bringing the national guard. Perhaps very quickly.”

Trump was also asked if he would support the congress to overthrow the law on the domicile rule of the Columbia district. The law was adopted in 1973 and granted DC a greater degree of autonomy, in particular by allowing residents to elect a mayor and a municipal council.

Trump said, “We are going to examine this. In fact, lawyers are already studying it.”

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National Guard vehicles patrol Pennsylvania avenue during an earlier deployment. Trump says he could again use the guard to enforce the law in the Columbia district. (AP photo / manual Balce Ceneta)

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“We have to direct DC, this must be the most managed place in the country, not the most managed place in the country,” he said. “And it has so much potential, and we’re going to take care of it. You will be safe. You will be safe in the streets. You are not going to be attacked.”