President Trump Reforms Inspire Spike in U.S. Secret Service Applications
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Secret Service Agent DJ Daniel, who was recently presented his badge and credentials by U.S. Secret Service Director Sean Curran during President Donald Trump’s Address to the Joint Session of Congress," is featured in a new recruitment advertisement
There was a 214% surge in applications from 7,000 in early 2024 to 22,000 in 2025. DHS credits the surge to Trump's reforms and re-funding of the department. Restoring the agency to its "core mission and standards that made it great" is the goal, according to a former agent.
There has been an all-time high in the number of people interested in joining the United States Secret Service. An exclusive story from Fox News states that between January 20, 2025, and May 1, 2025, the DHS saw a 214% increase in applications compared to the same period in the previous year. The number of applicants increased from around 7,000 in 2024 to 22,000 this year, all because of the Trump administration.
President Trump's efforts to "reform the Secret Service and provide it with the resources it needs to do its job." American patriotism and a sense of purpose have revived the once-demoralized and under-resourced agency. The official made a passing reference to the nearly fatal assassination attempt on President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13, 2024, saying, "Our country suffered the consequences" due to the previous administration's reluctance to support law enforcement.
The Secret Service, which is comprised of over 3,900 special agents and over 1,500 uniformed officers, has experienced a change in culture and recruitment since Trump's return to office, according to Fox News. People who are "mission-focused" and up to snuff are now valued highly, much like the agency's previous ideal candidate.
"Secret Service Agent DJ Daniel, who was recently presented his badge and credentials by U.S. Secret Service Director Sean Curran during President Donald Trump’s Address to the Joint Session of Congress," is featured in a new recruitment advertisement for the U.S. Secret Service released by DHS.
Fox News quoted former operative Tim Miller as saying, "The Secret Service is returning to the core mission and the standards that made it great," confirming the shift. Miller reflected on his employment practices, which were based on elite standards, as a former Marine Corps officer and police officer. He asserts, "Many now aspire to be among the best of the best."
This resurgence of curiosity follows the Secret Service's tight escapes from two attempted assassinations of President Trump. Not only have these high-stakes incidents demonstrated the agency's critical necessity, but they have also inspired a new wave of patriots who are prepared to defend the nation and the 47th president.
Speaking about the past ten years or so, Miller said, "The Secret Service has always been a top-tier protection organization." He claims that "good men and women are keen to join" as a result of its revival under Trump's administration. The Secret Service's comeback represents Under President Trump's leadership, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is increasing its recruiting efforts for a larger restoration of law-and-order priorities in response to growing threats and an energized national atmosphere.
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