DOJ and federal agencies will issue “aggressive policing” best practices to be adopted locally. Agencies may feel pressured to align with federal enforcement styles, potentially displacing reform-oriented models. More training opportunities will be provided, but they may prioritize militarized tactics or federal enforcement priorities over local/community-driven ones. Command staff must assess whether federal training curricula conflict with existing accountability or community policing protocols. Local officials, police chiefs, or sheriffs could become targets of federal prosecution or civil enforcement if they resist DOJ guidance or maintain reform-oriented practices (e.g., limits on use-of-force, sanctuary policies, DEI).