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DC officials ask incoming Democratic governors to pull Guard troops
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Councilwoman Brooke Pinto called on five newly elected Democratic governors to withdraw their states’ National Guard troops from Washington, D.C., once they take office next year. Pinto made the plea during a public hearing at the D.C. Council on Thursday, two days after the midterm elections.
D.C. Councilmember Brooke Pinto called on incoming governors to withdraw 628 National Guard troops as a federal appeals court weighs Trump's deployment power.
D.C. residents voiced concerns about National Guard troops and federal law enforcement activity during a council hearing, as lawmakers push to send troops home.
Washington, D.C., officials are calling on incoming Democratic governors in five states that flipped blue to recall their National Guard troops from the nation’s capital, a move that could see some 628 guard members pulled from city streets come January. During a D.C.
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