Residents in Baltimore and Las Vegas are sounding the alarm on crime-ridden encampments as President Trump pushes a zero-tolerance plan to combat homelessness and violent crime. In Baltimore, residents are calling for the National Guard to be sent in to combat the rising levels of violence. One resident stated, "We need help, and we need it now. The Trump administration needs to intervene to stop the bloodshed."

In Las Vegas, residents are speaking out about the dangerous conditions in their neighborhoods, with one resident saying, "It's out of control. We shouldn't have to live like this." President Trump's aggressive approach to addressing crime is garnering support from residents in Maryland, who are hopeful that Baltimore will be the next city to see a crackdown on crime.

With the National Guard being called in to address youth crime in Washington D.C., residents across the country are hopeful that Trump's crime crackdown will lead to safer communities for all. As the President continues to push for a zero-tolerance approach to crime, residents are hopeful that their cities will see a decrease in violence and an increase in safety.