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Trump Advocates Crime Bill
- President Trump called on Republican leaders to develop a crime bill focused on public safety in D.C. and other cities.
- Speaker Mike Johnson highlighted the need for reforms addressing juvenile crime and cashless bail in D.C.
- A House Oversight Committee hearing on crime reduction efforts is set for Sept. 18, coinciding with a federal support deadline.
- Johnson noted high violent crime rates in Shreveport, Louisiana, but did not support federal troop deployment there.
- The White House reported a 30% decrease in violent crime in D.C. since the federal surge began.
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