CIA makes decision about Trump / Will there be more electoral gatherings in large public spaces?

The Washington Post quotes sources from inside US secret agencies who have discussed Donald Trump's security plans. For future meetings, Trump's team is monitoring closed sites, such as basketball arenas and other large spaces where thousands of people can be deployed. Meanwhile, it becomes known that Donald Trump's electoral staff are not planning any meeting with the wide-ranging participation in nature, said a person close to Trump, the Washington Post quoted.

After the shots on Donald Trump, Secret Service agents communicated their concerns about major nature rallies, Trump campaign advisers.

Trump has kept hundreds of rallying in nature since his first presidential meeting, often boasting about the great participation of citizens in his election meetings. Myths are often held at airports, but they are also held on fairs, soccer stadiums, or other large places in the wild.

Gatherings in closed environments are more expensive, Trump campaign advisers told the American media. But a member of Trump's electoral staff, who spoke on condition of anonymity to describe private plans, said meetings in closed environments are essentially safer because it is easier to control who walks through a limited number of doors and has fewer viewing issues.