Overview

• The agency has enacted 20 of 46 congressional recommendations aimed at shoring up protection protocols since the July 2024 Butler rally incident.
• Seventeen additional reforms are under way while nine measures await congressional approval to address communications and security gaps.
• Six Secret Service officials received suspensions of 10 to 42 days without pay or benefits for their roles in the rally’s security failures.
• Family members of rally-goer Corey Comperatore have criticized the limited accountability and are pressing for the identities of the suspended agents.
• Lawmakers continue to seek legislative mandates on recording radio transmissions, expanding anti-drone authority, and reviewing the Service’s placement within DHS.