Secret Service report on Trump threat marches
A U.S. government audit revealed that the Secret Service did not consider civilian marches to be a threat to high-ranking officials until after the attempted assassination of Donald Trump in 2024, when a march was used to prepare for the attack. The report indicated that security regulations for protecting officials were only amended after that incident, despite similar incidents occurring since 2015, including a march approaching Obama's convoy, a drone flight at 60 meters above a Bernie Sanders rally, and the observation of marches during Joe Biden's inauguration. The audit also uncovered that 8 out of 22 security regulations had not been reviewed on their scheduled dates, including the travel security protocol for the Vice President, which has not been updated since July 2001.
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