The Mississippi governor said Wednesday that President Trump’s efforts to clean up crime in the nation’s capital are working.

Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves (R) announced Wednesday that he had approved an extension for the state National Guard’s deployment to help crackdown on crime in the nation’s capital. The extension moves the deployment through November 30.

Reeves was one of the Republican governors who stepped up following President Donald Trump’s call for National Guard assistance to combat a crimewave in Washington D.C. in August.

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Approximately 200 Mississippi National Guard Soldiers have been on the ground in D.C.

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