This bill would award Congressional Gold Medals to President Donald Trump, the United States Secret Service, and local law enforcement partners in recognition of their efforts protecting the President. According to the bill's findings, the medals would commemorate the Secret Service and law enforcement response to three incidents: a July 2024 shooting at a rally in Pennsylvania, a thwarted assassination attempt in Florida in September 2024, and a prevented attack at a White House event in April 2026. The bill would authorize the Treasury Department to design and strike three gold medals—one for the President, one for the Secret Service Museum, and one for the National Law Enforcement Museum—and allows for the creation and sale of duplicate bronze medals. The costs would be paid from the United States Mint Public Enterprise Fund, with any proceeds from bronze medal sales returned to that fund.
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