US House passes bill boosting candidates’ Secret Service protection
The US House of Representatives on Friday unanimously approved a bill to boost Secret Service protection for presidential election candidates after two assassination plots targeted Donald Trump. The bill passed 405-0 and now goes to a vote in the Senate.
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