Archive · 23 Sep 2025
Trump Boasts of DC Safety at UN, Invites Dinner
Former President Trump spoke at the United Nations and said Washington, D.C. is now a safe city.
He wants to have dinner with everyone there and says they can walk around safely.
Trump attributes this to his efforts, including using the National Guard and federal policing.
He previously declared a national emergency which has expired.
Trump might declare another emergency if local authorities don't cooperate with immigration enforcement.
Trump addressed the UN General Assembly on September 23.
He stated that Washington, D.C., is now 'totally safe'.
Trump invited people to have dinner in D.C. and walk around.
He credited crime reduction efforts with the improvements.
The national emergency he declared in August expired.
- Who
- Donald Trump
- What
- Addressed the UN, claimed Washington, D.C., is safe.
- When
- September 23, after a statement on September 20
- Where
- United Nations General Assembly and Washington, D.C.
- Why
- To address the UN and highlight perceived improvements in D.C.
- Event
- UN General Assembly Address
- Date of Address
- September 23
- Location of Event
- Washington, D.C.
- Trump's Statement
- Washington DC is now a totally safe city
- Key Actions Mentioned
- Deployment of National Guard, Federal Policing