Trump announced the dispatch of US National Guard units to Oregon

On October 1, US President Donald Trump announced that he had sent National Guard units to Oregon due to "worsening lawlessness" and attacks against federal employees.

Capture of the capital: Donald Trump brought the National Guard to Washington on the eve of the meeting with Putin

Democrats accused the American leader of exceeding his presidential powers.

On August 21, Trump personally took to the streets of Washington with the National Guard to fight crime. The next day, the president issued a statement about the absence of murders in Washington a week after the National Guard was deployed. According to him, the crime rate has decreased by 87%. On August 25, US Attorney General Pam Bondi announced the detention of more than 1,000 people in Washington, and over 100 firearms were also confiscated.

Later, on September 2, Trump declared that Chicago is the worst and most dangerous city in the world. The US president stressed that the situation in the city requires urgent intervention, and promised to return security there.

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