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The National Guard has obtained long‑term housing for its troops in Washington, D.C. The acquisition reflects a shift toward a more permanent Guard presence in the capital. The The National Guard has obtained long‑term housing for its troops in Washington, D.C. The
acquisition reflects a shift toward a more permanent Guard presence in the capital. The housing will allow soldiers to remain stationed in Washington for an extended period. The move is seen as the latest indication of President Trump's deployment plans. Trump has
signaled his intention to keep Guard members deployed in the capital. The intended deployment is expected to last through the end of his term. The decision underscores the administration’s approach to maintaining security in Washington. Observers will watch how
the long‑term housing impacts future Guard operations in the city.