Why Trump Assigned a 13-Year-Old to the US Secret Service

The US Congress erupted in “DJ, DJ” chants as Trump fulfilled 13-year-old DJ Daniel’s dream of becoming a police officer.

Trump revealed that 13-year-old DJ Daniel was diagnosed with brain cancer and given just five months to live. Despite his illness, Daniel remained strong and hopeful, dreaming of becoming a police officer. As Trump shared his story, the entire House erupted in applause, showing their support and admiration for the young boy. In an emotional moment, Daniel’s father lifted him into the air, acknowledging the overwhelming love and encouragement from everyone present. The crowd’s cheers grew louder, making the moment even more special for Daniel and his family.

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“Tonight, DJ, we are giving you the highest honor,” Trump announced in his first speech after re-election. He requested Secret Service Director Sean Curran to officially appoint DJ as a US Secret Service agent. Trump emphasized that DJ had always dreamed of becoming a police officer.

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Trump Honors DJ Daniel and Jason Hartley in an Emotional Ceremony

Curran, who shielded Trump during the Pennsylvania campaign shooting, handed a Secret Service badge to young DJ Daniel. The audience applauded as Daniel, battling brain cancer, proudly accepted the honor and smiled at the crowd. Trump then addressed high school senior Jason Hartley, announcing, “Your application has been accepted.” The room erupted in cheers as Hartley realized his dream was coming true. Hartley had always wanted to attend the US Military Academy at West Point. Trump emphasized that Hartley’s dedication came from his desire to follow his father’s military legacy. The evening was filled with touching moments and heartfelt celebrations. Later, DJ and Hartley exchanged a celebratory high five, symbolizing their shared dreams and achievements.

Donald Trump proclaimed, “America is back,” while facing immediate Democratic opposition as he promoted bold social and economic policies. He also praised billionaire adviser Elon Musk, the world’s richest person, who attended the primetime speech. The 78-year-old Republican stated that after less than two months in office, he is “just getting started.” He confidently declared, “The American dream is unstoppable.”