The order would create a database to track police misconduct and include language encouraging police to involve mental health professionals when dealing with homelessness, mental illness and addiction issues.
"The overall goal is we want law and order, and we want it done fairly, justly, we want it done safely," Trump told reporters in the White House."But we want law and order. It's about law and order. But it's about justice also, and it's about safety."
Earlier Tuesday, civil rights attorney S. Lee Merritt told NBC News he is scheduled to join Trump and Attorney General William Barr in the Rose Garden on Tuesday for the signing ceremony. Merritt said all three men will deliver statements. Both Merritt and White House adviser Ja’Ron Smith told NBC News the president also intends to meet Tuesday with Black families who have been affected by police violence. No press will be allowed into the meeting, Merritt said.
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