13-Year-Old DJ Daniel, Former Secret Service Honorary Agent, Sworn in as U.S. Border Patrol Agent
DJ Daniel, the 13-year-old boy who made headlines earlier this year when he was honored as an honorary Secret Service agent during President Donald Trump’s speech to Congress, has now been officially sworn in as a U.S. Border Patrol agent.
Daniel’s story captured public attention when he was invited to participate in the security detail for the high-profile event, reflecting the special recognition and trust placed in the young boy with a strong passion for national security. This moment marked the beginning of what promises to be a remarkable journey in public service.
Recently, Daniel took the official oath to join the U.S. Border Patrol — a key federal agency responsible for securing the nation’s borders and preventing illegal activities. Being selected and entrusted with such responsibility at a young age has inspired many, especially young people interested in law enforcement and public safety careers.
At his swearing-in ceremony, Daniel expressed heartfelt gratitude to his family, the Secret Service personnel, and his new colleagues at the Border Patrol who have supported and guided him along his path. He pledged to dedicate himself fully to his duties and contribute to the safety and security of the nation.
Daniel’s story serves as a powerful example that, with passion, perseverance, and the right support, young people can make a meaningful impact and contribute positively to their country’s security.
