The Pentagon announced that the National Guard will remain activated in Washington, D.C. through Inauguration Day on January 20, 2029, as part of an initiative to support local law enforcement. This decision is contingent upon the discretion of President Donald Trump. A Pentagon official stated, "The DoD remains committed to supporting the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department and our Federal law enforcement partners until law and order are fully restored in our Nation's Capital." Currently, approximately 5,150 National Guard troops from nine states and territories are deployed in D.C. to assist with events during the summer months. The activation of the D.C. National Guard began in August following an executive order from the president declaring a crime emergency.
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Pentagon Extends National Guard Activation in D.C. Through Inauguration Day 2029
The Pentagon has confirmed the National Guard will remain activated in Washington, D.C. until January 20, 2029, to support local law enforcement. This decision is subject to the president's discretion and follows an executive order declaring a crime emergency.
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Pentagon to keep National Guard activated in D.C. through Inauguration Day 2029
Pentagon Extends National Guard Activation in D.C. Through Inauguration Day 2029