Policing and Politics in D.C.

This chapter explores the president's recent law enforcement announcements in Washington D.C., including the deployment of military forces amidst rising crime concerns. It examines the political implications of these measures, local officials' mixed reactions, and the necessity of balancing crime prevention with community policing. The discussion also critiques the complexities of criminal justice in the capital, emphasizing the importance of long-term strategies over immediate enforcement actions.