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What's going on in the protection of Prince William and Princess Kate during their visit to the United States? -
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What’s going on in the protection of Prince William and Princess Kate during their visit to the United States?

Months before Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales were to travel to Boston – their first trip to the United States since 2014 – a little-known US government agency swung into action.

The royal couple begin a three-day tour of Massachusetts on Wednesday that will conclude with an awards ceremony on Friday evening.

Agents of the Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) — diplomats with badges and firearms — make up their protection detail, according to two senior DSS officials who spoke to ABC News.

“We are the law enforcement and security arm of the U.S. Department of State and we protect the Secretary of State, foreign dignitaries visiting U.S. foreign ministers, former chiefs of state, members of the royal family, in this case, as well as U.S. citizens, athletes, corporate sponsors,” said Andrew Wroblewski, deputy assistant secretary and deputy director of the Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) of the US State Department for domestic operations.

Wroblewski, who himself served on various protection details during his tenure at the agency, said they were working with the UK to firm up the protection schedule and strategy.

In this July 8, 2011 file photo, a supervisory special agent watches the media as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrive at Los Angeles International Airport.

US State Department

“So whenever the diplomatic security service has a foreign dignitary visiting, what we do is we assess the threat against that dignitary in the United States,” he explained without going into details. details of the royal couple’s visit. “We have our Investigations and Threat Analysis Directorate, they will actually review all source reports, from open source to classified information. And we will determine whether or not we need to protect that person and at what level we we need to provide protection.”

PHOTO: In this July 8, 2011 file photo, Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge arrive at LAX airport in Los Angeles.

In this July 8, 2011 file photo, Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge arrive at LAX airport in Los Angeles.

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Matthew O’Brien, assistant special agent in charge of the Boston DSS field office, the main office for the visit, told ABC News that preparations began in September and involved 11 law enforcement agencies. the law – from the local police to the state police and the federal government.

PHOTO: In a photo posted to the Department of Diplomatic Security Service Twitter account, the federal DSS agent is pictured.

In a photo posted on the Department of Diplomatic Security Service Twitter account, the federal DSS agent is pictured.

State Department DSS/Twitter

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“I’m confident in the plan we’ve built,” he said. “I will say we can’t do anything without our state and local partners.”

The Boston field office is one of 33 different offices in the United States. Where the agency’s presence is really felt is in the 170 countries where it is located.

They are also protecting the United States men’s national soccer team in the 2022 World Cup, officials say.

The royal couple’s movements are “choreographed to the minute” and so is the security plan, O’Brien said.

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