REPORT: Secret Service whistleblowers reveal NDAs for Trump work were required, raising alarm

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From Fox News: GOP lawmakers are calling for transparency about the protection of whistleblowers in the ongoing investigation into the two assassination attempts against former President Trump.

In a letter penned to Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, senators Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, and Ron Johnson, R-Wis., expressed concern after whistleblowers revealed that Secret Service employees were required to sign nondisclosure agreements (NDAs).

The whistleblowers alleged they were required to sign NDAs to access briefings on “sensitive reporting” relevant to their work to protect former President Trump.

Photos, shared in the letter to Mayorkas, showed screenshots sent to Secret Service agents requesting them to sign a NDA.

The senators are now requesting that DHS reveal the scope of the NDAs and if employees were required to sign statutorily-required anti-gag language.


READ MORE and see the full letter at Fox News.

In a social media post, Grassley wrote, “According to [whistleblowers] some Secret Service employees assigned 2help protect Pres Trump were forced to sign nondisclosure agreements so they [could] attend relevant briefings Fed employees [have] a right 2 DISCLOSE INFO on waste/abuse. Sen Johnson & I are making sure USSS NDAs don’t violate US law.”

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