Trump Discusses Sending Federal Police to New Orleans Amidst Crime Concerns
New York PostSeptember 3, 20252 min10,495 views
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- π¨ President Trump is considering sending federal resources to New Orleans to address rising crime rates, similar to efforts in Washington D.C.
- π‘ This potential intervention follows a refusal of similar aid in Chicago by Democratic leadership.
Crime Statistics and Comparisons
- π Trump cited significant crime increases in Chicago over a three-week period, with nearly 35 people killed and many more shot.
- β He contrasted this with Washington D.C., which he described as a "totally safe zone" with crime reportedly down 87%, stating it's actually down 100%.
- π£οΈ Trump asserted that similar crime reduction efforts could be applied to cities like Chicago and Los Angeles if requested.
New Orleans as a Potential Focus
- π€ Trump mentioned a conversation with Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry, who has expressed a desire for federal assistance to improve safety in New Orleans.
- β±οΈ He estimated that addressing the crime problem in New Orleans would take approximately two weeks, suggesting it would be an easier task than in D.C.
- β The decision between Chicago and New Orleans is currently being made, with New Orleans presented as a viable option due to the governor's willingness to accept federal help.
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