Chinese national arrested at Mar-a-Lago after trying to pass security

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : The Secret Service announced in a statement to Newsweek that security measures would be ramped up for Trump in the wake of his win on November 5.
51% : The president-elect has been celebrating the outcome of the vote inside the Florida estate, where he waited out the vote count with his family and closest advisorsBoats from the US Coast Guard are also patrolling the waterways near the propertyWhile Trump was already receiving increased security protection after surviving two assassination attempts during the campaign, that will ramp up again between now and his inauguration.
46% : Li has repeatedly claimed he wanted to speak with Trump.
38% : He was later released and given a bond which prevented him from going within 500 feet of Trump or Mar-a-Lago.
35% : Li first attempted to enter Mar-a-Lago on July 19, days after the assassination attempt on Trump's lifeThe Chinese national told Secret Service he had key information relating to the assassination attempt that he wanted to pass on to Trump.
25% : He was seen placing paperwork on cars about Trump on July 30, and on July 31 he was arrested for trespassing.

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