Washington, D.C. According to several reports, the FBI has been instructed by the Trump administration to conduct armed night patrols in the nation’s capital. The action was taken just hours after President Trump threatened to federalize the District of Columbia if local authorities did not keep the peace.

According to subfeed, armed FBI agents will patrol strategic locations after dark, and residents of Washington are now preparing for a visible display of force. According to sources, the decision was made after receiving intelligence briefings on possible unrest, which sparked a heated discussion about how to strike a balance between federal authority and public safety.

Federal law enforcement will take the lead in safeguarding federal property and vital infrastructure, according to White House insiders, who characterize the plan as part of a “zero tolerance” approach to unrest in the capital.

Critics caution that the action represents a risky expansion of federal authority in a non-state city, while supporters say it sends a clear message that violence and destruction will not be accepted.

Previous administrations have taken similar actions during periods of unrest, so the president’s threat to federalize D.C. is not unprecedented. The use of FBI agents for armed patrols at night, however, is an uncommon and contentious practice.

For the time being, citizens of Washington can anticipate seeing FBI tactical units in black on street corners, in both marked and unmarked cars, and keeping a close eye on important federal locations late into the night.

Do you believe that this kind of FBI deployment will make Washington safer or will it drive the city further toward anarchy?