Senator claims Secret Service agents working Trump's Butler event told not to request additional manpower

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

29% : "According to the allegations, officials within this office preemptively informed the Pittsburgh field office that the Butler rally was not going to receive additional security resources because Trump is a former president and not the incumbent President or Vice President," stated the letter which asserted additional requests for resources had not been made because agents were already told they would be denied.
28% : As Trump promised to form a commission on assassination attempts that would also see to the release of the remaining documents about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, Hawley sought answers in the meantime as to who conveyed the alleged message that manpower requests would be denied and asked whether the individual or individuals had been disciplined.
3% : Meanwhile, the same week saw a man arrested in Arizona for allegedly threatening the life of Trump while a Memphis-area man who'd been arrested in Mississippi was indicted for alleged threats against President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, and former President Barack Obama.

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