A year after the assassination attempt on Donald Trump during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, significant scrutiny has been placed on the Secret Service, leading to the suspension of six agents due to critical security failures. Reports highlight multiple lapses in protection protocols, with a Senate report indicating that officials were aware of threats to Trump prior to the incident. The family of the fallen firefighter, Corey Comperatore, continues to seek accountability and answers regarding the effectiveness of the Secret Service in protecting public figures. In response to these failures, the agency has implemented changes, including the introduction of drones and mobile command posts to enhance security measures. Meanwhile, discussions about the adequacy of the disciplinary actions taken against the suspended agents have sparked calls for more comprehensive reforms within the agency.