The US Secret Service is making significant adjustments to its security protocols and measures in response to the recent assassination attempt against Donald Trump. Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe is set to testify before the Homeland Security and Judiciary committees, revealing the agency's plans to strengthen security for protectees.
Rowe expressed his disappointment with the security lapse at the site of the shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania, stating that the failure to secure the roof where the assailant fired shots was unacceptable. As a result, Rowe has mandated that experienced supervisors review all future security plans for protected sites and events.
