I will now have to rethink that decision???" Trump wrote at the end of a post on Truth Social calling Baltimore "out of control" and "crime ridden." He also threatened to send the military into the city to "clean up" crime – like his ongoing deployment of National Guard troops to Washington.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is pushing back against President Donald Trump’s claims about crime in Baltimore and his suggestion that federal troops could be sent to the city, saying local partnerships are showing results and that he will not authorize the Maryland National Guard for policing.

Gov. Moore’s approach to President Trump has shifted considerably in recent weeks — in ways that have underscored both the political opportunities for Moore and the potential perils for his

Though the feud between Trump and Moore began with sharp barbs over Baltimore’s crime rates, it has now evolved into a political standoff with sweeping national economic implications.