washington u.s. secret service able pay estimate 1,100 employees require overtime work september due government-imposed pay cap agency chief say monday statement secret service director randolph tex alles attribute fund shortfall cost protect president donald trump family overall increase operational tempo secret service immediately respond request comment interview usa today first report story alles note secret service mission set law authority curtail president large family responsibility require law alles tell newspaper change flexibility agency must protect record 42 people include 18 trump family members total 31 administration former president barack obama tell usa today problem start current president tenure rather ongoing issue nearly decade alles say statement alles ask lawmakers raise combine salary overtime cap agents 160,000 year 187,000 least period trump first term usa today report even proposal approve 130 veteran agents would fully compensate hundreds hours already amass newspaper say cite agency white house say statement trump administration would work congress issue president commit ensure secret service protect country resources need say u.s. secret service say 1,100 employees face unpaid overtime