The D.C. National Guard's active duty in Washington, D.C., has been extended until November 30th, impacting approximately 950 troops. President Trump retains the authority to shorten or lengthen this period. This extension simplifies logistics, ensuring continuous pay and benefits for the Guardsmen, many of whom have left civilian jobs for this deployment. The extension doesn't apply to the 1,300 troops from other states, whose deployments are managed by their respective governors. The Guard's activities have included cleaning and beautification projects around the National Mall.

Prepared by Lauren Mitchell and reviewed by editorial team.