In just two weeks, federal agents have made 1,000 arrests in Washington D.C., leading to a dramatic shift in local policing dynamics.

The operation has sparked heated discussions about its impact on crime rates, with reports indicating a 58% drop in violent crime.

Mayor Scott remains skeptical of the federal approach despite the statistics, igniting tensions between governmental powers and local sentiments.

This crackdown raises questions about the balance between federal intervention and community trust.

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