Secret Service Recording Accountability Act of 2025
This bill requires the Secret Service to record all communications between agents protecting individuals under their security detail (like presidential candidates or dignitaries). It mandates these recordings be kept for at least 90 days, or longer (up to 18 months) if requested by specific congressional committees. In cases of attempted or actual harm to a protected person, the recordings must be provided to four key committees: Appropriations, Judiciary, Oversight, and Homeland Security committees in both chambers. The law aims to establish a clear record-keeping standard for Secret Service communications during protection duties.
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Introduced Jul 14, 2025
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