The Trump administration has widened the federal law-enforcement footprint in Washington, D.C., arguing that the capital needed a tougher answer to violent crime. Officials have put federal agencies into a larger operational role: pairing agents with Metropolitan Police, tightening enforcement of firearms and quality-of-life offenses, and coordinating the work through the D.C. Safe and Beautiful Task Force. The stated aims are fewer violent crimes, more prosecutions, and a stronger sense of public order in a city over which Congress already holds unusual constitutional power.
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