‘Deep Flaws’ at Secret Service Exposed: Independent Panel Calls for Reform After Trump Assassination Attempt

Report reveals systemic issues and critical failures leading to July 13 attack, warns of potential future incidents without urgent changes.

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Trump is surrounded by Secret Service agents at a campaign rally, July 13, 2024, at Butler, Pa. Associated Press

An independent panel tasked with looking into the July assassination attempt against President Trump has found that “deep flaws” within the Secret Service led to the attack and is calling for “fundamental reform” of the agency.

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