The recent federal law enforcement crackdown in Washington, D.C., has led to over 450 arrests, with a significant number occurring in high-crime areas, according to White House statements. The initiative, part of a broader strategy to address crime in the capital, has been characterized by an increased presence of federal agents and a focus on immigration violations. Authorities reported that nearly 70 suspects were arrested in a single night, contributing to concerns and discussions around public safety in D.C. neighborhoods. While some residents support the crackdown and express feeling safer, there are also reports of alleged wrongful arrests and community divisions regarding law enforcement practices. The administration, led by officials like Bondi, cited nearly 200 arrests on one day alone, including high-profile cases involving gang-related crimes.