Following security failures at a rally attended by former President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, multiple Secret Service personnel have been reassigned to administrative duties and ordered to work from home. This decision comes in the wake of criticism directed at the Secret Service for allowing a gunman to fire eight rounds at Trump, resulting in injuries to the former president and the tragic death of a rallygoer.
The Secret Service has faced mounting pressure from lawmakers to take action against those responsible for the lapses in security planning. Acting Deputy Director Ronald Rowe had previously indicated that disciplinary measures would be considered after the completion of ongoing investigations.
