Ex‑Secret Service REVEALS Why Trump & America Are in DANGER!

Ex‑Secret Service agent Charles Marino REVEALS why Donald Trump and America are in danger from terror threats, border failures, and a broken Secret Service and DHS.

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A series of alarming security incidents across the United States and abroad is raising urgent questions about national security, terrorism threats, and the ongoing funding battle over the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). From a deadly mass shooting in Austin with possible extremist links to attempted ISIS-inspired attacks in New York City and bomb threats disrupting major airports, the past several days have exposed growing concerns about preparedness, intelligence sharing, and the impact of a prolonged DHS funding lapse. With TSA officers, Secret Service agents, and other federal security personnel reportedly working without pay, critics argue the political stalemate in Washington is creating dangerous gaps in America’s security posture at a time when threats from Iranian proxies, ISIS sympathizers, and other extremist actors appear to be rising.

Over a short span in early March, a series of troubling incidents highlighted the complexity of current security threats. On March 1, a shooting at a bar in Austin left three people dead. The suspect reportedly wore clothing referencing Iran and Islam, prompting the FBI to investigate a potential terrorism connection, although the individual had not previously been on their radar. That same day, a joint FBI, DHS, and National Counterterrorism Center bulletin warning about Iranian proxy threats inside the United States was drafted but reportedly held back before reaching state and local authorities.

Additional incidents followed in rapid succession. On March 6, a Southwest Airlines flight diverted to Atlanta after a mid-flight disturbance that alarmed passengers. The next day, two men from Pennsylvania allegedly threw TATP explosive devices into a crowd outside New York City’s mayoral residence while claiming allegiance to ISIS. The explosives did not detonate, but authorities say the suspects intended to cause mass casualties.

Security disruptions continued March 8 when Kansas City International Airport was evacuated after another bomb threat, affecting thousands of travelers. That same day, an improvised explosive device struck the U.S. Embassy in Oslo, Norway, with a pro-Islamist message appearing online shortly afterward.

These incidents are unfolding amid a prolonged partial shutdown affecting DHS, leaving many TSA officers and other security personnel working without pay while airports experience major delays. Critics argue the situation creates financial strain for federal employees and potential vulnerabilities in national security operations.

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