In the heart of Washington, D.C., a city once synonymous with high crime rates, something extraordinary is unfolding. For the first time in anyone’s recent memory, the city has gone an entire week without a single homicide. That’s right, not one. For a place that used to churn out ten killings in just five days, this is nothing short of a miracle. President Trump’s crime crackdown is being heralded as a key factor in this dramatic transformation, proving that a strong approach to law enforcement really can make a difference.

This isn’t just a fluke. It seems like every major crime category in D.C. has seen a staggering decline. Carjackings are down by 83 percent, robberies are down by 46 percent, and overall theft has decreased by 21 percent. Violent crime as a whole is down 22 percent. Critics have long sneered at law enforcement and the supposed “militarization” of police forces, but it turns out visible police presence does more than just ruffle feathers—it saves lives.

President Trump took his victory lap this week, visiting a notoriously violent neighborhood in D.C., a place other U.S. Presidents wouldn’t be caught dead in. It’s just a hop, skip, and a jump from the White House, but you’d think it was on a different planet given how previous administrations have treated it. Trump, however, is made of different steel. He personally thanked law enforcement, the National Guard, and the brave service members who have worked to bring peace back to the nation’s capital. And in between shaking hands and thanking officers, he was handing out burgers and pizzas. Who knew bringing down crime could be this heartwarming?

Of course, the changes aren’t just about reducing crime. Trump has plans to spritz up the city’s appearance, too. Promising new pavement, graffiti removal, and overall beautification, he’s aiming to turn D.C. into a place that doesn’t just feel safer but looks pristine. Imagine a spotless capital, with folks stepping off the airplane and feeling like they’ve arrived somewhere that’s not only historic but immaculate.

So, while some might grumble about the discomfort of extra patrols and increased security, one has to wonder out loud to the so-called Washington elites: Was the sight of a National Guardsman on your morning walk really that much of a burden, especially when it comes at the cost of saving lives? It looks like President Trump isn’t done yet, and for folks in D.C., that might just be the best news they’ve had in decades. Let’s see how the “woke” critics spin this one.