Secret Service Warns Trump of Security Risks on Golf Courses After Second Assassination Attempt

The agency says enhanced security measures are needed to protect the former president at his golf clubs, following a recent incident in West Palm Beach.

Former President Donald Trump survived a second assassination attempt at his West Palm Beach golf club on September 15, 2024.
The suspect, Ryan Routh, was apprehended after being found with an AK-47 and a GoPro camera near the golf course.
Trump's team has repeatedly requested additional security from the Secret Service, citing previous warnings and attempts on his life.
The Secret Service highlighted the challenges of securing golf courses, especially those near public roads, in a meeting with Trump.
President Biden has agreed to provide Trump with the necessary security resources, pending congressional funding.