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[Olympus Has Fallen] Following the liberation of the White House and President Asher being secured and the terrorists all dead, what happens to DC immediately after and months/years later?

After Kang and the KUF all get killed and US troops liberate the White House while also having President Asher secured, what immediately happens to Washington, DC days following the fiasco? 

Assuming that Posse Commitus has been suspended in order to have troops lay siege to the White House, are soldiers, National Guardsmen and maybe Marines form Quantico occupying the streets of DC? How does the attack affect both DC, the country and the world? What’s day-to-day life like now for the capital? How is security now handled by the White House?
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If you're old enough to remember 9/11, then you'll have an idea of what it was like. A huge wave of nationalistic, anti-North Korean sentiment broke out, which occupied pretty much every level of society. Everyone can agree that attacking civilian structures (like the KUF forces did early on in the attack) and causing such massive damage in an unprovoked attack is horrendous. It actually serves in many ways as a political unifier - the right and left both agree that the North Korean government is a human atrocity and needs to be wiped out. The military gets big boosts in funding and recruitment numbers, celebrities begin to openly espouse their patriotism in the wake of the disaster, and people make comments about how America is really "coming together."

However, this all comes with the US taking a much more belligerent, aggressive stance on the world stage. Yes, President Asher is aware of just how close the world came to nuclear annihilation and that former US agents were involved in the plot, but most people just think the North Koreans attacked DC, and the citizens and government will want the US to take a more active role in policing the world. That means lots of increased foreign intelligence, that means more wire-tapping and cell phone spying, that means tighter internet controls, the works.

In DC itself, the immediate aftermath was martial law. The total infiltration of the city by KUF forces, who used otherwise mundane opportunities to surround the White House, means that everyone can be a suspect. Troops are in the streets, there's a curfew at dark, and citizens are encouraged to report suspicious activities or group meetings. A few horror stories come out of people being illegally detained by the FBI or CIA, or of DC cops brutalizing Asians on flimsy reasoning, but by and large people ignore it, since the threat of infiltration and invasion was proved to be far greater than anyone anticipated.