During former President Donald Trump's visit to Arlington National Cemetery to commemorate the three-year anniversary of the Abbey Gate attacks, an incident occurred involving his campaign staff and cemetery officials. The cemetery confirmed that a report was filed, stating that federal law prohibits political activities, including photography, within its grounds. According to reports, two Trump campaign staffers were involved in a verbal and physical altercation with a cemetery official when asked to stop filming in Section 60, where recent U.S. veterans are buried. Trump's communications director denied these claims, asserting that the campaign had permission for an official photographer. The incident has raised concerns among parents of fallen service members regarding the Biden administration's handling of the attack that Trump was memorializing. The cemetery reiterated its regulations and confirmed that the matter has been documented.