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Trump Claims Crime Down 90% In Washington, D.C. | Is America’s Capital Now Safe? | US Midterms |N18G

CNN-News183 Nov 2026

Speaking about his administration's crime-control efforts, Trump claimed that crime in Washington, D.C., has dropped by a staggering 90 percent. He described the city as the safest, highlighting what he presented as a major turnaround in law and order. But how accurate is this dramatic claim, and what do the latest crime statistics actually reveal? Trump's statement puts the spotlight back on the administration's approach to public safety, policing and crime prevention.