FBI Director Kash Patel is under investigation following reports that he ordered SWAT teams and used government resources to protect and travel with his girlfriend, country singer Alexis Wilkins. The most notable incident occurred at the NRA convention in Atlanta, where two elite FBI SWAT agents were assigned to guard Wilkins during her performance, despite the venue being deemed secure and Wilkins not being in danger. The agents left early after the security team assessed there was no threat, which angered Patel, who believed Wilkins was still at risk from online threats. Wilkins has posted threatening messages against her, including calls for her to harm herself, which Patel claims justify the protective detail. Additionally, Patel has used FBI jets for personal trips, including visits to Wilkins and leisure travel during government shutdowns. Critics argue that there was no legitimate reason for such extensive security and resource use, with former agents describing Patel’s actions as indicative of poor judgment and abuse of authority. Patel’s spokesperson defended the protective measures, citing credible death threats against Wilkins due to her relationship with him. Wilkins has also sued individuals who falsely accused her of being an Israeli spy. The controversy raises questions about the misuse of government resources and the appropriateness of personal security arrangements for political figures' partners.