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President Donald Trump On Saturday, they said that “the cause of the crime is slightly declining” in Memphis, Tennessee, is that in the last five months he sent the FBI and other federal officers to resolve “absolutely terrible crime numbers”.
In the truth social pillarTrump added that did the same in Chicago and Los -Andgeles.
“But the real work has almost started us,” Trump wrote. “This happens after we make an official ad what we come and when we do it as is now very safe Washington, District ColombiaNot the “miracle” crime begins. Only I can save them !!! “
President Donald Trump said he plans to send the National Guard to Memphis, Tennessee to resolve a violent crime. (Dukas/Christian Heeb/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
The message comes after Trump said on Friday that Memphis is the next city that it is looking at the potential deployment of the National Guard troops for refer to the crime.
Memphis, According to the White House bordered by the Mississippi River, the highest level of focus and the third largest murder. So far, almost 150 murders have been registered in the city this year.
Local Memphis companies said there were no crime problems in the city. (Date)
The Governor of the Republican State of Tennessee Bill Lee said in report X that “I am grateful for the unwavering support of the president and the commitment to provide each resource necessary to serve the Memphines.”
“I look forward to cooperation with local officials and law enforcement agencies to continue the results,” Lee wrote.
Senator Marsha Blackburn, Resp., Added Trump “replied” to make the Memphis safe again, noting that he supports the deployment of national guards after his “huge success” in reducing violent crimes in the country’s capital.
It remains unclear when national guards arrive in Memphis, Tennessee. (Brad West/Getti Image)
While Memphis Mayor Paul Young said he supports focused federal initiatives, other local officials were less optimistic.
SHELBI County Mayor Lee Harris earlier stated on Friday that on Friday the announcement was “disappointing, anti -democratic and violates US norms and possibly US laws.”
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“In the short term, the invasion of the president is probably confused and fear in many of our communities, especially the most vulnerable,” Harris said. “In the long run, a sign of the Tennessee Community, which is occupied by federal forces, will harm the reputation of our state on the generation.”
Cameron Arcand, Charles Crate and Peter Berke introduced this report by Fox News Digital.
