In response to the rising crime rates in Washington, D.C., troops from the National Guard in six red states have been deployed to assist in tackling the issue. The troops from West Virginia, along with additional support from other states, are aiming to curb the crime wave that has been plaguing the nation's capital.

The decision to send in National Guard troops comes after President Trump's call for assistance in addressing the crime crisis in D.C. The troops will work alongside local law enforcement to patrol the streets and ensure the safety of residents and visitors to the city.

This deployment marks a significant moment in the ongoing battle to combat crime in Washington, D.C. and showcases the unity and cooperation between states in addressing shared challenges. The National Guard troops bring with them a wealth of experience and resources that will undoubtedly make a positive impact on the safety and security of the city.

As the troops settle into their new roles, residents and officials alike are hopeful that their presence will help to bring about a much-needed change in the crime situation in Washington, D.C.