Two staffers from Donald Trump's campaign, deputy campaign manager Justin Caporale and advance team member Michel Picard, have been identified as involved in a physical altercation with an Arlington National Cemetery employee during a visit to honor fallen service members. The incident occurred after a wreath-laying ceremony on August 26, where Trump was photographed giving a thumbs-up near graves, prompting outcry from some families. The cemetery employee attempted to prevent the filming of campaign material in Section 60, which led to the altercation, as federal law prohibits political activities at military cemeteries. Trump has denied that the incident occurred, calling it a 'made up story,' despite the Army confirming that the employee was pushed aside while enforcing rules. The Trump campaign has since described the employee as having a 'mental health episode' and claimed they were honoring Gold Star families. The incident has sparked criticism and backlash, particularly from families who feel their loved ones' graves were exploited for political purposes.