- President Trump stated he would join police and military patrols in Washington, D.C., on Thursday night as part of his administration's federal law enforcement takeover.
- The planned outing was not listed on the president's public schedule, with White House officials indicating details were forthcoming.
- The federal operation in D.C. has low public support, with a recent survey showing approximately 80% of residents oppose the takeover.
- City officials have resisted the federal intervention; Attorney General Pam Bondi returned control of the D.C. police to its chief after the city sued Trump.
- Vice President JD Vance and the Defense Secretary encountered boos and chants of 'free D.C.' during a visit to National Guard troops deployed in the city.
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Trump set to join DC police for patrols tonight as he pushes crackdown on crime
