Trump Expresses Concern for Family's Safety Amid National Violence

Following two assassination attempts, former President Trump highlights increased dangers and criticizes immigration policies.

Former President Donald Trump has voiced concerns for his family's safety after surviving two assassination attempts in recent months.
Trump discussed the perceived rise in national violence and attributed it to an influx of illegal immigrants, whom he claims are causing widespread insecurity.
He criticized the Biden-Harris administration's immigration policies, arguing that they prioritize illegal immigrants over American veterans.
Trump's running mate, Sen. J.D. Vance, is preparing for an upcoming vice presidential debate against Gov. Tim Walz, with Trump expressing doubts about fair treatment by CBS News moderators.
Criticism continues to mount against the United States Secret Service for lapses in security that allowed the recent assassination attempts on Trump.