Donald Trump's campaign has requested unprecedented security measures, including military aircraft and vehicles, in response to assassination threats, allegedly involving Iran. These requests include enhanced flight restrictions, ballistic glass in battleground states, and military transport for Trump’s campaign travels. President Joe Biden has indicated support for providing such security, akin to that of a sitting president, if it aligns with existing protocols. However, despite some measures being approved, Trump's campaign has expressed dissatisfaction with the current level of protection provided by the Secret Service. Campaign manager Susie Wiles has criticized the Secret Service for insufficient personnel and protective measures, necessitating last-minute event cancellations. The Secret Service continues to adjust its security posture in light of evolving threats, but some requests remain pending.