Federal Safety Plan Targets Nationwide Infrastructure

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt addressed growing national concerns over public safety during a press briefing on September 18, 2025.

Her remarks followed a series of widely publicized violent incidents across the country that have heightened anxiety among citizens and policymakers. The briefing aimed to clarify the administration’s approach to these issues and reassure the public of ongoing efforts to enhance security.

Leavitt emphasized that the administration remains committed to protecting all Americans, particularly those in vulnerable communities. She referenced several recent attacks that underscored the urgency of strengthening preventive measures and improving response strategies. The administration, she said, recognizes that emerging threats require updated tools and increased vigilance.

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