Donald Trump Attack: After Trump's security lapse, questions raised on US Secret Service, agency vows to cooperate in independent review

Washington. Amid growing pressure over security failures in the US, the US security agency said on Monday that it would cooperate with an independent review after the deadly attack on Donald Trump. The 78-year-old former president was addressing a rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday when the attacker fired several rounds at him. The former president was injured in this firing.

Political stir intensifies over attack on Trump

Now in this case, both American politicians and the public are asking how an assassin reached the roof with a gun and fired four bullets at Donald Trump standing on the stage. All this happened at a place which was made 'safe' for Trump by the security agencies.

After the incident, questions are being raised whether the warnings of the people present there were ignored or were they not acted upon? How did the Secret Service make such a serious mistake in the security of the next potential President of America four months before the election? Now after this incident, the Federal Investigation Agency (FBI), Secret Service and Homeland Security have also joined the investigation.

The Secret Service will respond on July 22

Secret Service Director Kimberly Sheitel has been called to testify in the US House of Representatives on July 22. Earlier, Kimberly Sheitel said in a statement, "The Secret Service is working with federal, state and local agencies to understand what happened, how it happened, and how we can prevent such an incident from happening again.

Sheetal further said, "We will fully participate in the independent review announced by US President Joe Biden yesterday, recognizing its importance. We will also work with the appropriate congressional committees on any oversight actions."

Let us tell you that Trump may have survived this attack safely. But the FBI has declared this attack as an attempt to murder. After this attack, on one hand, questions are being raised on the security of the Secret Service, while on the other hand, the demand for American gun control is again increasing, because America has a long history of political violence. So far, 4 American presidents have been assassinated, while more than two dozen big leaders have been attacked