Secret Service officials placed on administrative duty after Trump's rally shooting
Five Secret Service officials involved in planning Trump's rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, where he was shot, have been placed on administrative duty. The investigation has expanded to include classified threats against Trump by Iran. Agency faces backlash for failure in protecting Trump.
Key Points
- Five officials placed on administrative duty
- Investigation expanded to include threats by Iran
- Backlash faced by the agency for failure to protect Trump
Pros
- Commitment to investigating decisions and actions related to the event
- Mission assurance review in progress
Cons
- Failure to protect President Trump during the rally
- Resignation of Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle