DHS To Send Rapid Deployment Teams To Protect Federal Monuments

The video discusses federal efforts to protect monuments over the 4th of July weekend amid protests against Confederate statues following George Floyd's death. President Trump and DHS have taken steps to safeguard these landmarks, with legal consequences for vandalism. Several cities, including Richmond, have removed Confederate statues, though some efforts face legal challenges.

Why were federal forces deployed over the 4th of July weekend?

• To conduct military exercises

• To assist in COVID-19 relief efforts

• To protect monuments from protesters

• To celebrate Independence Day

What was the main reason for the protests mentioned in the video?

• The death of George Floyd

• Healthcare reform

• Economic inequality

• Environmental concerns

What action did President Trump take to protect monuments?

• He held a press conference

• He organized a national monument day

• He signed an executive order

• He increased funding for monument maintenance

What is the maximum penalty for vandalizing a monument according to the executive order?

• 5 years in prison

• 15 years in prison

• 10 years in prison

• 20 years in prison

Which city's capital removed several Confederate statues?

• Nashville

• Charleston

• Richmond

• Atlanta