Senator Josh Hawley has raised concerns regarding the Secret Service's protection of former President Donald Trump, citing whistleblower allegations that suggest the agency is concealing shortcomings in Trump's security during campaign events. Hawley claims that Secret Service leadership has blocked Department of Homeland Security auditors from accessing certain events to obscure the fact that Trump is not receiving consistent protective assets. He argues that such actions contradict public statements made by Secret Service officials asserting that Trump receives the highest level of protection. The whistleblower's claims have emerged in the wake of an assassination attempt on Trump in July, which has prompted Hawley to seek greater transparency surrounding the Secret Service's operational practices. Hawley’s letters to the Secret Service and DHS highlight a troubling pattern of negligence that he believes could jeopardize Trump's safety. He demands that the Secret Service be more forthcoming about the security measures in place for Trump, insisting that the public deserves to know the truth.