DC mayor asks feds to boost security preparations for Biden’s inauguration

DC mayor asks feds to boost security preparations for Biden’s inauguration

Washington, DC, Mayor Muriel Bowser has asked for additional security preparations in anticipation of further unrest in the city in the run-up to President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration on January 20. In her letter to the Department of Homeland Security, Bowser also asked officials to move up to Monday the implementation of heightened security measures that are otherwise set to begin on Jan. 19.

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D.C. mayor says she's asking feds to boost security for inauguration

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So they think trump supporters will storm the inauguration? Or are they afraid the police will lead them into the stage and they will stand around wondering why they are there

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