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Here are states sending National Guard troops to DC

National Guard troops from six red states head to DC to help tackle crime

"We have been asked by the Secretary of the Army to send 150 military police from the Ohio National Guard to support the District of Columbia National Guard," Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, a Republican, sai...

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Mississippi becomes fourth state to send National Guard troops to D.C.

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National Guard Troops From Four States Begin Arriving In D.C.

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Tennessee Becomes Latest Republican-Led State to Send National Guard to D.C.

The list of Republican-led states deploying National Guard troops to Washington expanded again on Tuesday as Tennessee moved to join five other states in aiding President Trump’s crackdown in the nat...

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'Bring them home': Protestors rally outside Ohio Statehouse to bring National Guard troops back from D.C.

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37 Current and Former National Security Officials Lose Clearances

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Trump administration touts arrests in D.C.

“D.C. is already safer than it was nine days ago, but we are going to make it safer to come. This is your city,” said Vance.

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Fox News Star Pulled Over in Trump’s D.C. Crackdown

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Shouts of 'Free DC' as Vance visits troops deployed in US capital

Governor Tate Reeves approves deployment of 200 Mississippi National Guard soldiers to D.C.

This comes after Trump announced he is taking control over Washington’s police department and activating National Guard troops to reduce crime.

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Trump adds firepower to National Guard presence in DC

The number of National Guard troops patrolling Washington, D.C., will more than double in the coming days after Mississippi, Ohio, South Carolina and West Virginia in the past several days committed troops to President Trump’s federal takeover of the city.

Alert: National Guard troops from West Virginia, South Carolina, Mississippi and Louisiana have begun arriving in Washington

National Guard troops from West Virginia, South Carolina, Mississippi and Louisiana have begun arriving in Washington.