WASHINGTON — Nearly two dozen people were arrested in Washington on Monday as 850 officers and agents were “surged” across the nation’s capital on the first night since President Donald Trump announced a plan to take control of the city’s police department and deploy national guard troops, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said.

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Nearly two dozen people were arrested in Washington on Monday as 850 officers and agents were “surged” across the nation’s capital on the first night since President Donald Trump announced a plan to take control of the city’s police department and deploy national guard troops, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said

Leavitt on Tuesday announced Trump’s plan on the latter will include bringing people living in homeless e

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