Secret Service and Congress Clash Over Prohibition of Prosecution
A historic debate centers on whether the secret service should investigate or prosecute crimes within the executive branch. Critics argue the restriction hampers crime detection and justice, while supporters claim tighter limits protect constitutional balance. The discussion cites past cases and questions the need for broader oversight by Congress and treasury officials.
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