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Trump's Security Requests Denied by Secret Service Prior to Incident
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According to multiple reports, the Secret Service initially denied claims that someone from President Trump's camp requested more help with security. However, subsequent reports suggest that the agency did indeed turn down several requests for additional resources and security equipment from the Trump team over the past two years. Some of these requests included asking for more agents to screen attendees at public events. The Secret Service spokesperson acknowledged that some requests were denied, but claimed that security was sometimes supplemented with state and local law enforcement staff.
Nobody mentioned it, nobody said there was a problem. I would've waited for 15, they could've said let's wait for 15 minutes, 20 minutes, five minutes, something.
There's an untrue assertion that a member of the former president's team requested additional resources and that those were rebuffed.
The assertion that a member of the former president's security team requested additional security resources that the US Secret Service or the Department of Homeland Security rebuffed is absolutely false. In fact, recently the US Secret Service added protective resources and capabilities to the former president's security detail.
The Secret Service has a vast, challenging, and intricate mission.
Every day we work in a dynamic threat environment to ensure our protectees are safe and secure across multiple events, travel, and other difficult environments. We execute a comprehensive and layered strategy to balance personnel, technology, and specialized operational needs.
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- 1.The Times of India
- 2.The Guardian
- 3.The Japan Times
- 4.CNN
- 5.Fox News
- 6.New York Times
- 7.Reuters
- 8.Times
- 9.Washington Post
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- 1.Republican Party
- 2.United States Secret Service
- 3.House of Representatives
- 4.House of Representatives Oversight Committee
- 5.US Homeland Security Department