Task force recommends dozens of Secret Service reforms after Trump assassination attempts

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The House panel tasked with investigating the two assassination attempts on President-elect Donald Trump released its final report on Tuesday, concluding that the Secret Service needed to make structural changes to prevent future threats.

The House task force’s 180-page report listed out dozens of recommendations for the agency, including increased funding, enhanced training, and the possibility of moving the Secret Service out from under the Department of Homeland Security.

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