USSS assistant director asked to retire over Butler assassination attempt on Trump
- Michael Plati, an assistant director at the U.S. Secret Service, is retiring after 27 years as the agency deals with the aftermath of Donald Trump’s near assassination in July.
- A Secret Service spokesperson stated that Plati's retirement was a “personal decision” and denied he was asked to leave by senior leadership.
- The agency faces increased scrutiny and pressure from lawmakers following the resignation of Director Kimberly Cheatle amid security failures related to Trump’s assassination attempt.
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