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Mace called for the execution of the DC shooting suspect, saying he doesn’t deserve to live.
Two National Guard members were shot; one died and the other remains in critical condition.
Authorities identified Rahmanullah Lakanwal as the suspect and linked his asylum status to the case.
Lakanwal faces multiple charges, with first-degree murder expected after Beckstrom's death.
Mace linked the incident to broader claims about border security and potential terrorists.
The incident occurred amid discussions on asylum policies and immigration during the Biden and Trump administrations.
The investigation continues as prosecutors prepare formal charges in the DC case.
The report notes HuffPost coverage and related political context surrounding the DC shooting.
The article emphasizes the evolving legal proceedings and potential security implications.

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Juliette Kayyem, an Atlantic contributor, criticized Trump’s National Guard deployment as a political stunt that endangered troops.
Authorities described the November 2025 shooting near the White House as a targeted attack on National Guard troops.
Conservatives pushed back, arguing the Guard's presence helped reduce harm and that politics did not determine the attack.
White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson said the administration would remove violent threats and criticized Democrat policies.
The report notes the Guard deployment faced scrutiny over its mandate, rules of engagement, and clarity of mission.
Fox News and MS Now coverage highlighted a debate over National Guard deployment amid the shooting, prompting broader political reaction.
Kayyem argued the deployment was used to attack opponents rather than achieving a clear military objective.
The article references subsequent reporting on reactions from conservatives and critics of the deployment.
The coverage connects the shooting to national discussions about the risks and aims of deploying national security forces in cities.
The piece situates the event in a broader political debate over security policy and executive decisions.

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