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Legal Battle Erupts After Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ and Federal Power Play in the Capital
Trump defended his order by pointing to what he described as “crime, bloodshed, bedlam and squalor” in the capital.
Trump defended his order by pointing to what he described as “crime, bloodshed, bedlam and squalor” in the capital.
In other words, the White House can ask MPD to do something, not order it to stop doing something across the board.
The Metropolitan Police Department has also announced road closures in anticipation of the Vice President's election watch party, signaling broader traffic disruptions expected to last into Tuesday