The president of the United States, Donald Trump, referred to the visit of Prime Minister Modi to the United States while ruling a speech in the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Friday.
He made the mention of expressing his desire to present a clean and safe image of Washington DC to the visiting world leaders, including Prime Minister Modi, talking about the importance of eliminating tents and graffiti near federal buildings.
“When Prime Minister Modi of India, the president of France and all these people … Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, they all came to see me during the last week and a half. And when they enter … he had the route.
While offering his comments, Trump described the plans for the improvement of the city, highlighting efforts to eliminate crime, eliminate graffiti and dismantle tents in collaboration with the administration. “We are cleaning our city. We are cleaning this great capital, and we will not have crimes, and we will not defend the crime, and we are going to tear down graffiti, and we are already going down the stores, and we are working with the administration,” Trump also said.
He acknowledged Mayor Muriel BowserEffective efforts in cleaning the capital, pointing out the rapid elimination of tents located in front of the State Department. “We said that there are tents in abundance right in front of the State Department. They have to go down. And they demolished them immediately. And so far, all good. We want to have a capital that can be the conversation of the world,” added the president of the United States to his statement.
The president promised to transform Washington DC into a capital free of crimes where visitors would feel safe without fear of assaulting, shooting or assaulting. “We are going to have a crime without crime. When people come here, they will not be assaulted, fired or violated. They will have a crime without crime, again, it will be cleaner, better and safer than ever it was and will not take us too much time,” Trump said.
The visit of the White House of Prime Minister Modi for bilateral discussions occurred on February 13, which made him the fourth international leader to meet with Trump after his inauguration of January.
In the initial month of Trump’s second term, he welcomed the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and the king of Jordan Abdullah II. The recent diplomatic commitments of the president of the United States also included meetings with French president Emmanuel Macron and the United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer, among other foreign leaders during his second term.
Meanwhile, during his speech of the Department of Justice, Trump also hit former President Joe Biden. He criticized the administration of Biden, stating that they had transformed the Department of Justice (DOJ) into a “department of injustice.” Trump delivered these comments in the Department of Justice after numerous judges of the Biden era, lawyers and officials were fired or renounced under the current administration.
Speaking as the director of the law, Trump declared that the approach of the justice of the previous administration had ended permanently. “Our predecessor turned the Department of Justice into an injustice department, but I am before you to declare that those days have ended, and that they never return. And now, as the director of application of the law of our country, I will insist and demand responsibility for all the errors and abuses that have occurred,” Trump said.
Trump claimed that the researchers had made surveillance in their campaign and began multiple deception and misinformation operations.
In addition, he declared that they had attacked their family, staff and followers, conducted a search in their Mar-A-Lago residence and tried to avoid assuming the presidency of the United States.