The U.S. Secret Service's protection strategy centers on identifying and mitigating any threats that can be identified and assuring maximal readiness for any unidentified threats. As the 2024 presidential campaign heats up, the agency is preparing its field office agents to form protective details…
The U.S. Secret Service's protection strategy centers on identifying and mitigating any threats that can be identified and assuring maximal readiness for any unidentified threats. As the 2024 presidential campaign heats up, the agency is preparing its field office agents to form protective details for candidates that are deemed to require protection.
— Margo Martin September 20, 2023 The first thing to note is the proximity of the crowd to Trump and, at least with the man whose shirt is being signed and the woman next to him, the satisfaction of those in the crowd. While this point might seem irrelevant, the Secret Service's underlying obligation is to uphold the Constitution and protect the democratic will of the people. That means ensuring that a candidate and their supporters can interact freely.
As in my screenshot below, two agents also move behind the crowd. Their job is to identify and restrain any potential threat from behind. Again, however, pay heed to how the agents blend into the crowd in a manner that does not dilute the campaign event itself.
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