Sean Curran Officially Sworn In As New Secret Service Director

Sean Curran has officially been sworn in as President Trump’s new Director of the Secret Service.

His ceremony took place in the Oval Office with President Trump watching as Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem swore him in.

As you probably recall, Sean Curran was one of the Secret Service agents who jumped into action during the Butler, PA assassination attempt on President Trump’s life.

He was pictured in the iconic photograph of President Trump raising his fist in the air and declaring, “Fight, fight, fight!”

What a great pick to serve as Secret Service Director.

The White House announced:

AG Pam Bondi congratulated him:

Watch the full video of Sean Curran’s swearing-in ceremony here:

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Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem swore in Sean Curran on Monday to serve as the director of the U.S. Secret Service.

The swearing-in ceremony took place in the Oval Office, where President Donald Trump and Noem joined Curran.

“Sean’s brave actions when he risked his life to help save President Trump’s life in Butler, Pennsylvania is a testament to his dedication to the mission of the US Secret Service,” Noem said in a statement. “With his decades of experience, he will return the Secret Service to focusing on its core mission: protecting American leaders and the U.S. financial system.”

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“I look forward to working alongside Sean to ensure that the Secret Service is stronger than ever before,” she added.

Curran was among the group of agents who rushed to the stage to shield Trump with their bodies during a failed assassination attempt on July 13 in Butler that left two dead and the candidate with an injury to his ear.

Curran appeared next to Trump in a series of photos showing the former and future president returning to his feet, blood running down his face and raising a fist, prompting cheers from the audience.