Trump binds national emergency in Washington DC for ICE controversy

• Mayor Muriel Bowser says the police will not work with Ice.
• Says Trump The crime will come “roar behind” by non -cooperation.
• The president has already developed more than 2,000 troops in Washington.

US President Donald Trump said on Monday that he will call a national emergency and Federalise Washington, DC after Mayor Muriel Bowser said his police would not cooperate with migration and customs enforcement.

The issue is to provide information about people living or entering the United States illegally. Trump’s threat adds to a move that critics have seen as a federal overrun, with more than 2,000 troops patrolling the city.

The comments come after several thousand protesters who hit the streets this month to develop August August for the National Guard’s troops to “restore law, order and public security” after calling for crime a scourge to the capital.

“In just a few weeks. The ‘place’ is absolutely thriving […] For the first time in decades, almost no crime, “Trump said in the truth social.

Bowser’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comments about Trump’s position.

Earlier, he had put the Metropolitan Police Department under immediate federal scrutiny and sent the federal enforcement of the law, including members of immigration and customs enforcement, on the road police. It is not clear when their mission will end.

Trump has accused the “radical left -wing Democrats” of Bowser’s pressure to inform the government of not cooperating with Ice, adding that if the police stopped working with Ice, “the crime will come back”.

He added: “For the people and businesses of Washington, DC, don’t worry. I’m with you and I won’t allow that.

Bowser, who previously praised the increase in the federal enforcement of Trump’s law, reducing the sharp decline in crime, signed an order for the city to coordinate with the federal enforcement of the law earlier.

The National Guard serves as a militia that responds to the 50 states, except for the fact that it has fallen into a federal service. The DC National Guard reports directly to the president.