US Secret Service reports on protests linked to Trump's safety

The U.S. Secret Service confirmed that civilian marches were not considered a threat to high-ranking officials until the attempted assassination of Donald Trump in 2024, during which a march was used in planning the operation. Since 2015, authorities have monitored several marches near the motorcades of presidents and candidates, but security regulations were not revised until after the attempt on Trump’s life. According to the report, 8 out of 22 security protocols had not been reviewed in over 20 years, including the security protocol for the Vice President’s travel which hadn’t been updated since 2001, highlighting gaps in security measures. On July 13, 2024, Trump was targeted in an assassination attempt when a shooter fired from the roof of a nearby building, with a march used in planning the attack hours before the rally.

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