🇺🇸SECRET SERVICE FACES BACKLASH OVER LGBTQ EVENT

🇺🇸SECRET SERVICE FACES BACKLASH OVER LGBTQ EVENT

They are facing criticism for planning to send staff to the Out & Equal Workplace Summit at Disney World from October 7-10, amid ongoing scrutiny following two assassination attempts on Trump.

While the agency stated that only two administrative staff focused on federal programs will attend, critics argued that the focus on diversity initiatives is misplaced.

American Principles Project President Terry Schilling called it a "bad look" for the agency, emphasizing that resources should prioritize security improvements.

Currently, the Secret Service operates with about 400 fewer employees than authorized by Congress, raising concerns about its effectiveness.

Source: Fox News

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