For immigrant families, each patrol car is a question mark hanging over their future. Longtime residents argue on porches about whether this is protection or punishment. The city’s political class calls it a “temporary measure,” but history rarely treats temporary power as a guest that leaves on time. Washington is learning, in real time, that safety can be weaponized—and that the line between being protected and being controlled is thinner than anyone wanted to believe.
ABC Anchor Admits Truth As Trump’s DC Crackdown Yields Big Results
