Secret Service pulled out of plan to send agents to Disney World LGBTQ conference amid failure to protect Trump

I They are together Countries The Secret Service, once the subject of intense scrutiny after two assassination attempts on former President Trump that many believe could have been avoided, is now facing more heat as it prepares to send personnel to an LGBTQ-focused event at Florida’s Walt Disney World.

The Secret Service expected to send agents to Disney World on Oct. 7-10 as part of the Out and Equal Workplace Summit which includes outings, a gala and various events aimed at promoting LGBT diversity in the workplace.

“Individually and as a united community, we can break down barriers, bring everyone together, and shine a light on the way forward where workplaces – and the world – are enriched by inclusion and inclusion, and the innovation of opportunities opens up, for LGBTQ+ people and for all people. ,” the website says. Out and Equal Workplace Summit.

“And with the Out & Equal Workplace Summit, we will harness, nurture, and amplify that light. We will remind our global community of the wisdom and power we possess. We will remind them that we are an unstoppable, radiant force. .”

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Reporter for RealClearPolitics sent an email This month it is reported that the Secret Service is encouraging agents to recruit others to travel to Florida as part of the Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion.

As the Secret Service continues to face various investigations and reports of major failures to adequately protect Trump from two assassination attempts, and serious concerns about the agency’s staffing levels, American Principles Project President Terry Schilling told Fox News Digital that the event in Florida is the last. the object it should be allocating resources to.

“To say that the Secret Service looks bad would be the understatement of the decade,” Schilling said. “Now on the heels of two assassinations of the former president in the past two months. The agency’s preparedness and basic competence is now being considered as the right thing to do. Is this really the right time to send staff to Disney World?”

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Former President Trump was injured in an assassination attempt at a rally in Butler, Pa., on July 13, 2024. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

Schilling continued, “What’s even worse is what this says about the priorities of the Secret Service. At a time when the agency should be focusing on hiring the best employees possible, instead they continue to focus on the failed and unpopular policies of the DEI. If the past few months have made anything clear, it’s that The Secret Service does not need agents that do not identify nonbinary-identifiers. Instead, it needs more “good” agents.

A first report The July 13 assassination attempt on Trump by the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee released Wednesday tore through recently revealed flaws in Secret Service planning and security practices at an event where an audience member was killed, and two others were killed. seriously injured and Trump was hit in the ear.

The Secret Service currently operates about 400 fewer personnel than authorized by Congress, according to the report this month.

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Acting US Service Director Ronald Rowe Jr. (Michael A. McCoy of The Washington Post via Getty Images)

Fox News Digital reached out to the Secret Service for comment but did not receive a response.

“A person’s sexual decisions should not affect their ability to protect our nation’s leaders,” Schilling told Fox News Digital. “So, why does the Secret Service spend so much time and resources focusing on LGBTQ+ issues? This is a terrible scandal that the agency must immediately address.”