Secret Service Marks 160 Years of Busting Fakes and Guards
Published Date: 7/8/2025
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Summary
In 2025, we celebrate 160 years of the United States Secret Service, the agency that started by fighting fake money and grew into the elite protectors of our Presidents and national leaders. Over 8,000 brave agents work hard every day to keep America safe, showing skill, loyalty, and courage. This anniversary honors their incredible history and ongoing mission to guard the nation with honor and trust.
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