Trump Honors 13-Year-Old Cancer Survivor, Sparking Divided Reactions in Congress
President Trump made DJ Daniel an honorary Secret Service agent during his address to Congress, drawing praise from Republicans and mixed responses from Democrats.
- President Trump recognized DJ Daniel, a 13-year-old brain cancer survivor, as an honorary Secret Service agent during his congressional address.
- Republicans widely praised the gesture, with many expressing emotional reactions and criticizing Democrats for not fully supporting the moment.
- Some Democrats, like Rep. Debbie Dingell, expressed their support for DJ, while others raised concerns about Trump's proposed cuts to cancer research funding.
- Criticism of Democrats focused on their perceived lack of standing ovations and applause during the recognition of DJ and other honorees in the speech.
- The event highlighted ongoing partisan tensions, with Republicans accusing Democrats of disrespect and Democrats pointing to broader policy disagreements.
















































