Secret Service's Stonewalling on Trump's Assassination Attempt Exposed
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Posted 116 days ago
Judicial Watch is once again shining a spotlight on troubling transparency issues involving the Secret Service, particularly concerning the recent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.
On July 16, 2024, Judicial Watch submitted three comprehensive Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests aimed at uncovering details surrounding the alarming attempt on Trump's life.
However, the Secret Service has stonewalled these requests, completely denying any release of potentially responsive documents.
This level of obfuscation raises serious concerns about the agency’s commitment to transparency, especially given Trump’s pivotal role in shaping national security policy during his presidency.
Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton did not hold back in his criticism, stating, “The Biden Secret Service is in cover-up mode on its inexcusable and epic failure to protect former President Trump and other innocents.”
Fitton's remarks underscore a broader mistrust in federal agencies, which many view as increasingly politicized under the current administration.
Furthermore, the refusal to disclose records is particularly troubling given that the Secret Service has previously promised greater transparency to Congress and the American public.
Judicial Watch is not stopping here; the organization has more than 25 pending FOIA requests related to the incident, as well as ongoing litigation against the Department of Homeland Security concerning the Secret Service's actions.
In a separate revelation, recent documents obtained from the Department of Homeland Security revealed the Secret Service's internal struggles, including incidents involving President Biden’s dog, Commander.
This backdrop of mismanagement highlights the urgent need for accountability within the agency, particularly when it comes to protecting American leaders.
As the narrative unfolds, it prompts critical questions: How can Americans trust the agencies meant to protect them when key facts are hidden from view, and how can they be expected to ensure the safety of all citizens without full transparency?
The developments surrounding Trump’s security underscore the necessity for a government that prioritizes the safety of its leaders, as well as transparency to build and maintain the public’s trust.
Sources:
judicialwatch.org
nbcnews.com
bbc.com
On July 16, 2024, Judicial Watch submitted three comprehensive Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests aimed at uncovering details surrounding the alarming attempt on Trump's life.
However, the Secret Service has stonewalled these requests, completely denying any release of potentially responsive documents.
This level of obfuscation raises serious concerns about the agency’s commitment to transparency, especially given Trump’s pivotal role in shaping national security policy during his presidency.
Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton did not hold back in his criticism, stating, “The Biden Secret Service is in cover-up mode on its inexcusable and epic failure to protect former President Trump and other innocents.”
Fitton's remarks underscore a broader mistrust in federal agencies, which many view as increasingly politicized under the current administration.
Furthermore, the refusal to disclose records is particularly troubling given that the Secret Service has previously promised greater transparency to Congress and the American public.
Judicial Watch is not stopping here; the organization has more than 25 pending FOIA requests related to the incident, as well as ongoing litigation against the Department of Homeland Security concerning the Secret Service's actions.
In a separate revelation, recent documents obtained from the Department of Homeland Security revealed the Secret Service's internal struggles, including incidents involving President Biden’s dog, Commander.
This backdrop of mismanagement highlights the urgent need for accountability within the agency, particularly when it comes to protecting American leaders.
As the narrative unfolds, it prompts critical questions: How can Americans trust the agencies meant to protect them when key facts are hidden from view, and how can they be expected to ensure the safety of all citizens without full transparency?
The developments surrounding Trump’s security underscore the necessity for a government that prioritizes the safety of its leaders, as well as transparency to build and maintain the public’s trust.
Sources:
judicialwatch.org
nbcnews.com
bbc.com
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