Maryland state and local leaders firmly communicate to President Donald Trump that they do not require National Guard assistance to address gun violence in Baltimore. This statement follows a public walkthrough in one of the city’s historically underserved neighborhoods, emphasizing the ongoing success of community-led initiatives in reducing crime.
Governor Wes Moore highlights that Baltimore’s homicide rates are at historic lows, showcasing a sustained decline since the beginning of 2023. With these positive developments, leaders argue that the presence of the National Guard is unnecessary and could undermine local efforts already in motion.
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