Trump Names 13-Year-Old Cancer Survivor as Honorary Secret Service Agent

During a congressional address, President Trump honored Devarjay 'DJ' Daniel, a young cancer survivor, by fulfilling his dream of becoming a law enforcement officer.

• Devarjay 'DJ' Daniel, a 13-year-old battling a brain tumor, was named an honorary Secret Service agent by President Donald Trump during a speech to Congress.
• DJ's dream of becoming a police officer has led to him being sworn in as an honorary officer by multiple police departments in the past.
• The Secret Service Director, Sean Curran, presented DJ with an official agent ID as he proudly watched from the gallery in his police uniform.
• Trump highlighted DJ's resilience, noting that doctors had initially given him only months to live after his 2018 diagnosis, but he has defied expectations for over six years.
• The president also used the moment to promote his administration's new health initiative, 'Make America Healthy Again,' aimed at combating rising childhood cancer rates.

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