Rep. Warserman Schultz blames Trump for the national shooting of the DC crackdown

Debbie warserman Schultz, D-FLA.

Many left-wing commentators have argued that the private-style shooting of National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom and Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe only happened because of Trump’s orders to put national guards in US cities.

On Friday, as the nation was reeling from the shooting, CNN STATE’s SADA Sidner spoke with Schultz about the tragic incident.

The shooting, Schultz said, “begs the question, can somebody soften it up across the country to direct law enforcement officials in Washington, DC?” Especially not when he hasn’t engaged closely with the leadership of these cities and when we have a law that has been able to handle criminal justice issues – that we need law enforcement to focus on, not our military. “

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Trump said he is introducing crackdowns because local law enforcement has failed to handle the crime rate in some of America’s most popular cities. Even the Mayor of DC Muriel Bowser, after initial skepticism, admitted in a press conference earlier this year that the federal operation has had an unacceptable impact on America, up to an 87% reduction in arrests.

From this shooting on Wednesday, carried out by the Afghan National according to the authorities, Trump called to stop the migration of people from the program “Third” and to start the “program” to return “.

Even before that, Sidner noted that “in the days before the shooting, the public learned through reports that the Trump administration planned to review and interview refugees entering during the bid administration.”

“I think any administration needs to be careful to do a general sweep,” answered Shelserman Schult. “If there were positions that approved this person, they would have failed on many levels. And this person was trusted enough to participate in helping our military during the war in Afghanistan.”

Virginia Dem says ‘admin’ has taken his eye off the ball in ‘public safety’ from national shootings

Trump should blame himself for putting the national guard in harm’s way, Schultz argued.

“The President looks everywhere without questioning his policies. We need to make sure that we do not have our responsibilities in our cities, which makes – to answer the responsibilities of enforcing the Law,” he said. “Certainly we need to make sure that we always have appropriate and inappropriate and rigorous procedures in place, and those should be reviewed. But his policies in relation to his reaction, and it’s disgusting.”

The White House issued a dramatic response.

“This animal would never be here if it wasn’t for the dangerous policies of Joe Biden, which allows countless criminals to invade our country – causing Internating terrorists. Abigail Jackson wrote.

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