President Donald J. Trump highlighted several accomplishments of his administration as part of his broader effort to “Make D.C. Safe Again,” an initiative aimed at tackling violent crime in the nation’s capital.

The campaign aligns with a 2025 push by the U.S. Attorney’s Office to aggressively prosecute violent offenders and coordinate federal and local resources to reduce gun violence in Washington, D.C.

Trump pointed to recent Executive Orders and expanded law enforcement partnerships as evidence of progress. He emphasized that restoring safety in the capital is a top priority, noting that residents deserve “streets free from fear and violence.”

The initiative includes closer collaboration between federal prosecutors, local police, and community organizations to disrupt gang activity, seize illegal firearms, and ensure repeat violent offenders face tougher consequences.

Supporters argue that the strategy demonstrates a renewed commitment to public safety, while critics warn it could raise concerns about over-policing and civil liberties.