Trump officials reportedly ask Congress for $58m in security after Kirk shooting

Funding would go toward protecting members of executive and judicial branches, and potentially members of Congress

The Trump administration is asking Congress to approve an additional $58m for security services to protect the members of the executive and judicial branches after the killing of Charlie Kirk, multiple outlets report. They also supported adding more money to protect members of Congress, but they deferred to the legislative branch on further steps.

News of the request comes as House Democrats prepare to hold a virtual security briefing on Sunday evening, following Kirk's death. The briefing will be with the House sergeant at arms and the Capitol police chief.