民众反对“派兵” 特朗普要上街巡逻 美政府与华盛顿摩擦再升级

Core Viewpoint - The deployment of the National Guard in Washington D.C. by the Trump administration is perceived as politically motivated rather than a genuine effort to address public safety concerns [1][18]. Group 1: Government Actions - President Trump announced plans to patrol the streets of Washington D.C. alongside law enforcement on June 21 [2][3]. - The number of National Guard troops deployed to Washington D.C. has increased from 800 to nearly 1,900 in response to rising crime and homelessness issues [5]. - Several Republican governors from states like Mississippi, Louisiana, and Tennessee have pledged to send additional National Guard troops to Washington D.C. [7]. Group 2: Public Response - There has been significant public backlash against the presence of National Guard troops, with protests demanding their withdrawal from the city [10][11]. - Critics, including the Mayor of Washington D.C., have expressed that the influx of National Guard troops is unnecessary and could undermine public safety [7][11]. Group 3: Investigations and Allegations - The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated an investigation into whether the Washington D.C. police manipulated crime statistics to create a false sense of security [8][14]. - Allegations have surfaced that the Trump administration has exaggerated crime issues in Washington D.C. to justify the deployment of the National Guard [14][18]. Group 4: Political Implications - Analysts suggest that the deployment of the National Guard serves to distract from other political issues, such as the Epstein case, and to reinforce narratives that associate Democratic-led cities with crime [18]. - The actions taken by the Trump administration are viewed as an attempt to appeal to conservative voters by undermining the capabilities of local leaders, particularly those from minority backgrounds [18].