In a bold move to combat rising crime rates in Democratic-controlled cities, President Trump has announced a federal crackdown on criminal activity. As part of this crackdown, military attorneys have been assigned to prosecute crimes in Washington D.C., where protests and unrest have escalated in recent weeks.

Three individuals were killed in shootings in various "blue cities," prompting Trump to threaten an expansion of the federal crackdown. The President has hinted at targeting Chicago next, as part of his anti-crime push.

Critics of Trump's approach argue that the use of federal resources to address local crime is an overreach of federal power. However, the President remains steadfast in his decision to take action in cities impacted by violence and lawlessness.

The deployment of military attorneys and the threat of further federal intervention signal a new phase in President Trump's efforts to restore order in cities experiencing a surge in crime. The success of this crackdown remains to be seen, but it is clear that the administration is taking aggressive steps to address the issue head-on.