Trump broke the news on an unprecedented FBI operation that is dropping jaws

The FBI was not working for Americans under Democrats. Those days are over.

Because Trump broke the news on an unprecedented FBI operation that is dropping jaws.

Trump’s Leadership Fuels FBI’s Historic Crime Sweep

President Donald Trump’s bold vision for a safer America is delivering unprecedented results, as he celebrated the FBI’s “record breaking” achievements on Truth Social Monday.

“More than 28,000 violent criminals have been arrested,” Trump declared, highlighting “over 6,000 illegal weapons seized, more than 1,700 child predators and 300 human traffickers taken off the streets, 5,000 innocent children rescued, 2,000 criminal enterprises disrupted, 1,900 kilos of fentanyl taken out – historic results.”

Under Trump’s unwavering support, FBI Director Kash Patel and Deputy Director Dan Bongino are restoring the agency’s strength, with Trump proclaiming, “The FBI, under my administration, is doing an incredible job.”

Operation Summer Heat Showcases Trump’s Law-and-Order Triumph

The FBI’s “Operation Summer Heat,” a three-month nationwide crackdown masterminded by Patel and Bongino, exemplifies Trump’s commitment to letting “good cops be cops.”

Patel, in an interview with Fox Business’ Larry Kudlow, revealed that the “28,000 violent offender arrests year to date” doubled the Biden administration’s weak performance in the same period last year.

The seizure of “1,900 kilograms” of fentanyl—“enough to kill 125 million Americans and a 31% increase compared to the Biden Administration”—underscores Trump’s relentless fight against the drug crisis.

By appointing Patel in December to overhaul an agency plagued by “years of political bias and inefficiency,” Trump has transformed the FBI into a powerhouse for justice.

Trump’s National Guard Strategy Fortifies American Cities

President Trump’s decisive law-and-order agenda extends beyond the FBI, with National Guard deployments to four cities and a fifth—Portland—greenlit after a federal appeals court victory.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry, inspired by Trump’s leadership, requested 1,000 National Guard troops to bolster law enforcement, secure critical infrastructure, and curb crime in urban centers, with boots on the ground expected by next month.

Trump’s push to protect cities like New York and Baltimore reflects his unyielding resolve:

“We will always do what is needed to keep our citizens safe, so we can, together, Make America Great Again.” As Los Angeles gears up for the 2028 Olympics, Trump’s proactive measures ensure a secure future for the 15 million expected visitors.