Secret Service admits some security modifications for Trump "were not provided" ahead of assassination attempt

The Secret Service admitted some security modifications for Trump "were not provided" ahead of the assassination attempt against him last Saturday. 

On Sunday, the Secret Service acknowledged that in some instances when the Secret Service did not provide "specific specialized units or resources," the agency made "modifications to ensure extra protection" of former President Donald Trump ahead of the assassination attempt last week, as calls for an investigation continue. 

Secret Service spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said in a statement Sunday such modifications could include "utilizing state or local partners to provide specialized functions or otherwise identifying alternatives to reduce public exposure of a protectee."