The fallout from the shocking July 13th assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump continues to rock the U.S. Secret Service. In a move raising eyebrows across Washington, six agents directly tied to the botched security operation in Butler, Pennsylvania have been suspended from duty—without pay.
Fox News host Jesse Watters broke the story Wednesday night, noting that the names of the suspended agents have not yet been disclosed. While the public awaits answers, frustration is mounting over how such a major breach occurred during a high-profile rally.
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According to CBS News, these six agents will spend up to six weeks off the job without pay. After that, they’ll reportedly return in diminished roles with “less operational responsibility.” A disciplinary slap on the wrist—or the beginning of a much larger scandal?
Secret Service Deputy Director Matt Quinn attempted to downplay the controversy in a recent interview with CBS, stating, “We aren’t going to fire our way out of this. We’re going to focus on the root cause and fix the deficiencies that put us in that situation.”
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