After the Kirk assassination case, the U.S. government requested $58 million to enhance security.

On September 14, Jin10 reported that according to a White House official, the Trump administration is requesting an additional $58 million from Congress to enhance security for the executive and judicial branches, following the shooting death of conservative figure Charlie Kirk at an event at a university in Utah. This additional funding request will be included in the upcoming temporary funding bill, as the current federal spending law is set to expire on September 30. Reports indicate that the government has also expressed support for expanding resource allocations to protect lawmakers, with specific details to be determined by Congress.