President Trump's aggressive crackdown on crime in Washington D.C. has been met with both praise and criticism. Hundreds of arrests have been made as the National Guard and police work together to tackle criminal activity, including the arrest of a dangerous MS-13 gang member.

Former Vice President Mike Pence has come out in defense of Trump's efforts, calling it an "extraordinary crime crackdown." However, the Department of Justice is now investigating possible data manipulation surrounding the crime statistics in DC, raising questions about the validity of the crackdown's success.

Experts have accused Democrats of cherry-picking crime stats to resist Trump's tough stance on crime in the capital. Despite the controversy, supporters argue that the crackdown has led to a decrease in violence and increased safety for residents.

As the debate rages on, the future of Trump's DC crime crackdown remains uncertain. Will it continue to be an effective tool in fighting crime, or will it be overshadowed by allegations of data manipulation? Only time will tell.