Unchecked Crime at America’s Capital a Reminder of Congress’ Responsibility To Keep the Columbia District Safe

I know Washington, D.C. can become a safer, more prosperous, and desirable city, because I’ve seen it happen before.

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Washington Metropolitan Police investigate near the Supreme Court and the Capitol. AP/J. Scott Applewhite, file

 

Many Americans are now afraid to live in or even visit Washington, D.C. I personally know three families who have moved out of the District recently because their neighborhoods have become too violent. Having someone murdered, mugged, or carjacked in the next block does not encourage people to stay at Washington.

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