Las tropas de la Guardia Nacional llegaron a Washington DC tras el despliegue del presidente Donald Trump y la federalización de la policía local para acabar con la delincuencia en la capital del país.

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Approximately 800 National Guard troops have been deployed to Washington, D.C. by President Trump to assist with security, crowd control, and logistical support for local law enforcement. The president has taken direct control of the district's police department for a period of 30 days, a move permitted by the unique status of D.C., which does not have a governor.

The National Guard members are authorized to make arrests, though their primary role is to support law enforcement rather than lead operations. Not all guardsmen will be armed at all times, and only a portion will be actively assisting police at any given moment. The duration of the deployment will be determined by the president, and additional units from other states may be called in if required.

Las tropas de la Guardia Nacional llegan a Washington, D.C.

Más cerca de casa, las tropas de la Guardia Nacional recorren las calles de Washington, D.C., esta mañana. El presidente Trump desplegó aproximadamente 800 guardias para ayudar a llevar a cabo su plan de tomar el control del departamento de policía del distrito durante los próximos 30 días. La reportera del Pentágono de CBS News, Eleanor Watson, está en directo desde el Pentágono esta mañana. Ellie, vamos a desglosar para nuestros televidentes lo que la Guardia Nacional y las fuerzas federales de seguridad pueden hacer en D.C. y lo que no pueden hacer. Empezaré con la Guardia Nacional. La Guardia Nacional en D.C. es única porque el presidente, ya que no hay gobernador, tiene la autoridad para activarlos cuando lo considere oportuno, como lo hizo esta semana. Alrededor de 800 miembros de la Guardia de D.C. han sido llamados en un estado que les permite hacer arrestos. Pero los oficiales de defensa nos dicen que ahora mismo su misión en D.C. es apoyar la aplicación de la ley con tareas como la seguridad, el control de multitudes y cierta logística. Aunque tendrán acceso a las armas reglamentarias, no todos irán armados. todo el tiempo. Alrededor de 100 a 200 del total de 800, según el Ejército, estarán en un momento dado asistiendo a a la policía local. Así que ahora mismo el papel de la Guardia, la Guardia de D.C., en esta misión es realmente un adicional demostración de fuerza además de todas las otras medidas que el presidente anunció esta semana en su ofensiva en el Capitolio. ¿Cuál es el impacto en los recursos federales mientras todo esto sucede, Ellie? Vlad, la pregunta sin respuesta sigue siendo, ¿cuánto tiempo se supone que durará esta misión? Hay ciertas restricciones sobre cuánto tiempo el gobierno federal puede controlar la policía departamento, pero realmente no hay restricciones en cuanto al tiempo que la Guardia de D.C. puede ser activada. Sólo hay unos 2.400 miembros de la Guardia Nacional de D.C., y ya se esperan 800 participen en esta misión. El Secretario Pete Hegseth ha dicho que otras unidades de otros estados, otras especializadas unidades están preparadas para venir a D.C. si es necesario, y la duración de cuánto tiempo las tropas serán en el Capitolio será determinada por el presidente. Esta misión en D.C. es realmente el último ejemplo del presidente, en su segundo mandato, utilizando a los militares dentro del país para misiones que históricamente han sido responsabilidad de las fuerzas del orden nacionales. Muy bien, Ellie Watson para nosotros desde el Pentágono esta mañana. Gracias, Ellie.

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