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Here are states sending National Guard troops to DC

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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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At least 5 states are deploying National Guard troops to D.C.
National Guard Troops From Four States Begin Arriving In D.C.
Trump Embraces Tough-On-Crime Mantra Amid DC Takeover as He and Democrats Claim Political Wins
President Donald Trump is proudly promoting the work of roughly 2,000 National Guard troops in Washington to confront what the Republican president describes as an out-of-control crime wave in the Dem...

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GOP governors are sending troops to DC. Their states have 10 cities with higher crime rates
Trump Stages Appearance With Troops And Police To Tout DC Crime Crackdown
Trump Threatens ‘Complete Federal Takeover’ of Washington, D.C. as Feud Over City’s Crime Figures Escalates
Bowser and other officials, including D.C.’s Attorney General Brian Schwalb, have strongly pushed back against Trump’s labeling of D.C. as the “most unsafe city” in the U.S.

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Trump Visits Federal Agents in D.C., Says Crackdown is Working
Trump says law enforcement crackdown will ‘go on to other places’ during appearance at police facility in DC

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.

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.

President Trump says he will patrol DC streets with police, military on Thursday

President Donald Trump said he will join law enforcement on the streets of Washington, DC, on Aug. 21 amid his federal takeover of DC

Supermajority of Washington residents oppose Trump’s police takeover, poll finds

Just 17 percent of residents backed the effort to federalize the city‘s police department and deploy federal law enforcement officers.
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