Trump rally moved indoors following security concerns

• The agency's acting director has been pushing for "a paradigm shift" to "enhance its operational readiness to reduce reliance on external partners when providing heightened protection," a senior official briefed on the planning told Axios on Saturday.
• Of the outdoor plan for the Wisconsin event, the official said, "The agency was never configured to provide such an elevated level of protection for an increasing number of protectees."
• "Our personnel and equipment are being pushed to their limits to sustain the current operational tempo," the official said.

Catch up quick: Trump was injured in a July shooting that killed one person and wounded two others at a rally in Pennsylvania.

• Then-Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle resigned soon after, and Ronald Rowe, the deputy director of the Secret Service, was appointed as acting director.
• Trump wasn't injured in the second shooting on Sept. 15 at his Florida golf course.

What they're saying: Anthony Guglielmi, Secret Service chief of communications, said in a statement to Axios on Saturday that Trump is "receiving heightened levels of U.S. Secret Service protection and our top priority is mitigating risks to ensure his continued safety at all times."

• "Out of concern for operational security, we cannot provide specific details about resources allocated for event security or communications between agency personnel and our protectees," Guglielmi added.