A moment of tension unfolded at an Allentown, Pennsylvania rally when a member of the crowd hurled a cellphone at Donald Trump, prompting speedy action from the Secret Service.

The incident and rapid response highlighted ongoing security challenges faced by Trump -- and the agency charged with protecting him -- following previous attempts on his life, as the Daily Mail reports.

The rally took place in Allentown, which hosts a community that is 54% Latino or Hispanic.

Trump visited the city aiming to engage more effectively with Latino voters, especially following criticism sparked by comments from comedian Tony Hinchcliffe made at an earlier event.

Security Responds to Escalating Threats

The thrown cellphone fortunately harmed no one at the rally. A Secret Service agent demonstrated quick reflexes by kicking the phone out of Trump's vicinity.

Despite the potential danger, Trump continued to acknowledge the crowd, maintaining his composure with waves and a thumbs-up gesture.

This event is part of a worrying trend for Trump's campaign team, which has already dealt with two assassination attempts. The first occurred July 13 in Butler, Pennsylvania, where a shooter violently disrupted a campaign rally. The gunman, Thomas Matthew Crooks, tragically killed an attendee and injured two others before being shot dead by authorities.

In another alarming incident, Trump was targeted at his West Palm Beach golf club. Ryan Wesley Routh allegedly aimed an AK-47 rifle at the establishment, resulting in an urgent evacuation of the former president and a nervous moment for attendees.

Previous Attempts on Trump's Life

Both incidents emphasized an increasing need for enhanced security measures during Trump's public appearances. These concerning events have heightened vigilance among those responsible for his protection.

Outside of the Allentown rally, a different form of opposition gathered. Latino demonstrators expressed their dissatisfaction with the event, adding a notable layer of tension to Trump's attempt to appeal to Hispanic voters.

During his speech at the rally, Trump directly reached out to the Latino community. He made it a point to laud his past contributions to Puerto Ricans and Hispanic Americans.

Efforts to Engage Latino Voters

Trump stated, “Nobody loves our Latino community and our Puerto Rican Community more than I do.” Furthermore, he expressed his commitment to delivering a prosperous future for these communities amid the campaign's ongoing efforts to broaden support among diverse voter groups.

In alignment with his message, Trump invited notable Latino supporters like Sen. Marco Rubio to join him onstage, signaling his intent to solidify relationships within the Latino electorate.

The incident in Allentown comes on the heels of another security-related arrest. In Coachella, California, authorities arrested Vem Miller, who was found carrying dangerous weapons and posing as a VIP. The Riverside County Sheriff’s Office later assured that this situation did not impact either Trump or those attending the event.

Security Alert at California Rally

Heightened security concerns have underscored every stage of Trump's recent appearances. The Secret Service remains on high alert to mitigate potential threats, ensuring that his public engagements proceed without incident.

For Trump's campaign, the incidents underscore the dual challenges of maintaining robust security while endeavoring to connect with various voter demographics.

The Allentown rally exemplified this balance as Trump's team navigated the potential hazards presented by security threats alongside efforts to earnestly engage Latino supporters.

As Trump's campaign persists, the tension between public safety and outreach is likely to remain a prominent focal point. Observers will continue to watch how his security apparatus adjusts to evolving risks and scrutinize how these developments influence the former president's ability to reach diverse voter bases.