Dirty Democratic tricks are forcing his campaign to downsize events, former President Donald Trump claimed Monday.

Trump's allegations come in the aftermath of last week's allegations from Republican Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri that the Secret Service's lack of cooperation with the Trump campaign was limiting what Trump could do in the battleground state of Wisconsin.

"The Democrats are interfering with my Campaign by not giving us the proper number of people within Secret Service that are necessary for Security," Trump posted Monday on Truth Social.

"They're using them for themselves, even though they don't need them – they draw "flies" – because they have no crowds, and for people like the President of Iran, who is doing everything possible to kill me," Trump, who has survived two assassination attempts this campaign season, wrote.

"We need more Secret Service, and we need them NOW. It is ELECTION INTERFERENCE that we have to turn away thousands of people from arenas and venues because it is not being provided to us," he wrote.

"Congress just authorized Hundreds of Millions of Dollars in money and help, and with the weak crowd participation that the Democrats get, there should be plenty 'left over' for the Republican Party. Hopefully the people of Wisconsin, and other areas where thousands are turned away, will realize that this is just another Democrat ploy!

Trump offered one instance of how limits on what he could do are impacting his campaign.

"Kamala and Sleepy Joe are going out of their way to make it difficult for me to Campaign. We had one of the biggest crowds I've ever seen on Saturday, in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, where a terrible migrant crime was recently committed, and we ended up having to use a 750 seat theater, having to send away more than 50,000 people," Trump posted Monday on Truth Social.

"They were unable to give us Secret Service protection commensurate with the crowd, because they had to protect the President of Iran, who is doing everything possible to kill me, at the United Nations event. We complained 'like hell,' but there was nothing we could do," he added, referring to the active threats against his life.