Counter SNIPER Act
The Counter SNIPER Act (HR 9282) establishes a formal process for presidential and vice-presidential candidates seeking protective details from the U.S. Secret Service. If the Secretary of Homeland Security denies a request, they must provide a written explanation within 14 days, detailing the criteria not met, and allow candidates to request reconsideration with supporting evidence. The Secretary must then issue a final written decision within 14 days of the reconsideration request. Additionally, the bill requires the Director of the U.S. Secret Service to be appointed by the President with Senate confirmation.
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Introduced Aug 2, 2024
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