After Kirk's assassination, the U.S. government requests $58 million to strengthen security

Golden Finance reported that the Trump administration is asking Congress to allocate an additional $58 million to strengthen the security of the executive and judicial departments after conservative Charlie Kirk was shot dead at a Utah university event, according to a White House official. The additional funding request will be included in the upcoming temporary appropriations bill, which will expire on September 30. The report said that the government also expressed support for expanding the allocation of resources to protect lawmakers, and specific details are left to Congress.