President Donald Trump has said he’ll deploy the U.S. troops to cities that can’t get rioting under control.
Some 58% of registered voters polled by Morning Consult support the deployment of the military to aid police responding to protests, with 33% of the 1,624 respondents saying they’d “strongly support” it and only 30% opposing.... [+]
protestors march through the streets during demonstrations over the death of George Floyd, who died in police custody, on June 2, 2020 in Washington, DC. Protests erupted around the country following the release of a video showing Derek Chauvin, a now former Minneapolis Police officer, kneeling on the neck of Floyd despite Floyd saying I cant breath.
But the poll showed a large chunk of voters usually associated with the Democratic Party also are open to deploying troops, with 43% of voters under 34, 40% of self-identified “liberals” and 37% of African-Americans saying they’d support sending in the military to help police.was conducted Sunday-Monday, as protests were marred by violence in many cities across the U.S.
President Donald Trump said in an address Monday evening that he would send in the U.S. military to cities that weren’t able to control violence and looting on their own, threatening to invoke theHowever, that didn’t translate to overall support for Trump in the poll, which showed 45% saying they areKEY BACKGROUND
Since George Floyd’s death while being detained by Minneapolis Police on May 25, protests have occurred in at least, giving voice to years of grievances over police brutality toward minorities.While many protests have been peaceful, some cities have been hit by looting and clashes with police.Trump has urged local authorities to respond aggressively to rioters, promising Monday in a Rose Garden press conference to send in the military if he feels it’s needed.
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