Report: 12 National Guard Members Removed From Inauguration Security

Army officials identified twelve individuals with ties to right-wing militia groups or extremist views, but they were not considered a threat to the president-elect. Following the Capitol insurrection, defense leaders expressed concerns about potential attacks by military members at the inauguration. Authorities are vetting approximately 25,000 troops assigned to the event to ensure security.

What was the primary concern regarding the twelve army officials?

• They were not trained for the mission.

• They had ties to right-wing militia groups.

• They were not present at the inauguration.

• They were from a different country.

What did officials assure about the twelve army officials?

• They posed a threat to the president-elect.

• They were not part of the security mission.

• They were not a threat to the president-elect.

• They were not vetted properly.

What event raised concerns about a potential attack at the inauguration?

• A social media post.

• The Capitol insurrection.

• A previous inauguration.

• A military parade.

How many troops were being vetted for the inauguration event?

• 15,000

• 20,000

• 10,000

• 25,000

Who was responsible for vetting the troops assigned to the inauguration?

• The President

• The Defense Leaders

• The Authorities

• The Army Officials