Trump orders Department of Homeland Security not to interfere in protests in Democratic cities amid widespread controversy

Washington, DC – US President Donald Trump has instructed the Department of Homeland Security not to intervene in ongoing protests in predominantly Democratic cities, an unprecedented move that has sparked widespread political and public debate in the United States.

Several major cities are witnessing a wave of demonstrations and protests demanding local reforms and new policies. This comes amid a large presence of protesters in the streets and public squares. According to informed sources, Trump emphasized that the federal government will only intervene in cases that pose a direct threat to national security. Observers consider this a move to redistribute responsibilities to local authorities, allowing them to handle the protests according to their capabilities.

The decision has elicited mixed reactions: Trump supporters described it as respecting civil liberties and the citizens’ right to protest. Opponents, however, see it as opening the door to chaos and diminishing the federal role in protecting public safety, especially in major cities that are vital centers of the economy and politics.

Experts and political analysts are watching closely to see the repercussions of this decision on the upcoming election. They are also monitoring its impact on the stability of major cities and crisis management in the United States, amid global anticipation of how events will unfold.