Trump provides executive orders aimed at a deposit without species at DC and on a national scale

President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive decree on Monday which aims to eliminate the deposit without cash for the suspects arrested in Washington, DC, confirmed a White House official at Fox News.

In addition to the DC decree, Fox News has confirmed that Trump should also sign a second decree in order to end the cash tax at a national level by threatening to revoke the federal funding of the courts across the country. THE The New York Post was reported for the first time on the separate national decree.

Trump spoke of the end of the Nocash surety policy earlier this month, but suggested that he was going to do it thanks to the congress using republican votes “because the Democrats are weak on crime, completely weak on crime”.

“Each place in the country where you have no cash deposit is a disaster,” said Trump at the time, specifically appointing New York and Chicago. “I mean, the bad politicians started, a bad leadership started. But it was the only thing that is central. A deposit without species. Someone murders someone and they are on bail without cash before the end of the day.”

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President Donald Trump speaks with journalists at the Oval Blanche Office on Friday August 22, 2025, in Washington, DC (Jacquelyn Martin / AP Photo)

The deposit without cash is generally considered as a progressive approach to criminal justice. As such reforms have been implemented in states like New York, the data show that the elimination of the deposit can lead to higher recidivism rates.

The collaboration of data for justice concluded in February 2024 that “the elimination of the deposit of money has increased Recurrent for people accused of non -violent crimes, recent criminal history and a recent violent arrest for crime, when it has reduced recurrence for people accused of crimes and people without recent criminal history. “”

The mayor of New York, Eric Adams, a former police officer, was a critical critical of the state -less guarantee law, which was promulgated by former governor Andrew Cuomo in 2019 and perpetuated under his successor, the current Governor Kathy Hochul.

Adams, who argued that the reforms of the Cuomo era bond led to recidivism rates, which resulted in offenders on several occasions arrested and released in the streets, now faces the former governor during the election of the November mayor. The Socialist Democratic candidate, Zohran Mamdani, who is considered the favorite of the mayor’s race after his June primary victory, has promoted radical initiatives, such as the elimination of all cash funds and abolishing prisons.

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Earlier this month, the Trump administration has deployed a plan to make Washington, DC, “safer and more beautiful” while its administration is coupled with efforts to combat crime and a growing homeless population in the national capital.

President Donald Trump is expressed with members of the law forces and soldiers of the National Guard, Thursday, August 21, 2025, in Washington, DC (Jacquelyn Martin / AP Photo)

Trump said on Friday that he was planning to send the national guard to Chicago, calling the Windy City “in disorder”, although the White House did not offer additional details on a potential deployment of troops in Chicago.

The mayor of Chicago, Brandon Johnson, described more time of the efforts of the Trump administration “not coordinated, without effect and unrelated,” apparently slamming the president, who called him “largely incompetent” earlier during the day.

Johnson added that the city reduced homicides by 30%, flights by 35% and shootings of almost 40% in the past year, which suggests that federal action would deteriorate confidence.

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The city, which fights against poverty and the activity of gangs, has a crime rate higher than the national average.

Danielle Wallace, Amanda Macias and Alexandra Koch of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.