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And here’s the part that should outrage every parent in America—only 29 percent of those murders have been solved.
That means more than 70 percent of the killers are still roaming the streets, fully armed, and likely planning their next attack.
This isn’t some “right-wing talking point.” It’s cold, hard reality.
While past administrations obsessed over defunding police departments and pandering to anti-cop activists, President Trump looked at the bloodshed and took action.
He sent federal officers into D.C. to reclaim the streets from criminals.
As Pirro told Fox News: “President Trump has literally changed the safety landscape in Washington.”
The results have been stunning.
Since Trump’s crackdown began, 1,528 arrests have been made, and 156 firearms have been seized—guns that will never be used to kill another teenager.
Just last night, 76 people were arrested, and five more guns were taken off the streets.
This is what happens when leadership stops making excuses and starts fighting crime.
Pirro delivered the line that should haunt every lawmaker in the capital:
“If we go from intolerable to unacceptable, does that mean we should pat ourselves on the back?”
She’s right.
For years, politicians in Washington kept moving the goalposts—celebrating small declines in crime while teenagers kept dying.
Meanwhile, grieving families are left wondering why their children’s killers are still free.
This isn’t just about D.C.
Every city in America faces the same choice:
Back the police and watch crime drop—or keep following politicians who think 45 dead teenagers and a 29 percent clearance rate are acceptable losses.
As Pirro put it: “We’ve got individuals who are being shot, stabbed, beaten, and brutalized, and arrests are not being made.”
The government’s first duty is protecting its people—not criminals, not political narratives, and not activist agendas.
Eighty-one percent of Americans now believe crime is a major problem in big cities. And who can blame them?
When three-quarters of teenage murderers are still on the loose, something is seriously broken.
Trump’s plan works because it’s rooted in common sense: arrest criminals, take their guns, and crime goes down.
Revolutionary, right?
The path forward couldn’t be clearer.
Cities can follow Trump’s example and protect innocent lives—or keep pretending the crisis doesn’t exist.
Because for families burying their children, there’s no “middle ground” between safety and chaos.
Trump chose to fight back.
The results? 1,528 arrests. 156 guns seized. Dozens of lives saved.
Now the only question is whether other leaders will find the courage to do the same.
