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  1. Donald Trump repeatedly threatened the deployment of federal agents and troops, using the District of Columbia as a location for agent surges, while facing legal challenges from the DNC.
  2. Donald Trump and Gretchen Whitmer are involved in a dispute over federal deployment orders and National Guard deployment in Georgetown.

Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth support the deployment of the National Guard in Washington D.C.

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Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth support the deployment of the National Guard in Washington D.C.

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Donald TrumpPete Hegseth

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  1. Legal issues arise regarding National Guard deployment, including an arrest affidavit and questioning of rules.Sub-event
  2. Trump and Hegseth support National Guard deployment in D.C.1 source

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Donald Trump and Gretchen Whitmer are involved in a dispute over federal deployment orders and National Guard deployment in Georgetown. All 2 developments

Within Donald Trump repeatedly threatened the deployment of federal agents and troops, using the District of Columbia as a location for agent surges, while facing legal challenges from the DNC.

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