Trump Shifts Campaign Strategy to Indoor Rallies Following Assassination Attempt

Secret Service advises against outdoor events after security breach at Pennsylvania rally; Campaign adapts to new safety measures

Donald Trump will transition to indoor venues for campaign rallies after the July 13 assassination attempt.
The Secret Service recommended the change due to security concerns associated with large outdoor gatherings.
Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle resigned following scrutiny over the security lapse at the Butler, Pennsylvania event.
Trump's campaign is exploring alternatives such as basketball arenas to accommodate large crowds safely.
Despite the shift, smaller outdoor events in controlled environments may still occur.