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🚨#BREAKING: A U.S. Secret Service agent was robbed at gunpoint over the weekend during Biden’s trip in California 📌#LosAngeles | #California A United States Secret Service agent was robbed at gunpoint over the weekend during President Joe Biden's trip to Los Angeles, California, where he was attending a fundraiser...

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