Republican senators meet with the director of the U.S. Secret Service and say they need additional information about a proposed $1 billion security plan for the White House. The request includes a proposed $220 million allocation to secure President Donald Trump’s new East Wing ballroom. In the meetings, senators indicate that they are looking for further detail on how the money would be spent and how the plan would affect White House security operations. The senators’ comments come after the administration submits the security request for consideration. Officials from the Secret Service discuss aspects of the proposal with lawmakers, but Republican senators say the information provided so far is not sufficient to support a final decision. The exact timeline for further review is not specified, but senators indicate that more documentation and clarification are expected before any agreement is reached on the funding level and scope of the security measures.