Following the revocation of her Secret Service protection by former President Trump, former Vice President Kamala Harris will now receive protection from the California Highway Patrol. Trump’s decision ended an extension granted by President Biden that would have provided Secret Service security coverage until July 2026. Governor Gavin Newsom’s office and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass had discussed how to address the situation, and the decision was made after Trump began curtailing security for political opponents. This move comes as Harris prepares for a book tour and follows a history of Trump removing Secret Service protection from critics.
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Following former President Trump’s decision to revoke Kamala Harris’ Secret Service protection, the California Highway Patrol will assume responsibility for her security. This shift occurred after President Biden extended the typical post-vice presidency Secret Service detail. California authorities swiftly moved to provide alternative security measures, ultimately assigning the CHP to protect the former Vice President.
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Former President Donald Trump has revoked the Secret Service protection of former Vice President Kamala Harris, effective September 1, 2025, according to a letter. This decision cancels an extension of Harris’ protection that was put in place by then-President Joe Biden before leaving office. The move comes as Harris prepares for a book tour, putting her in the public eye and raising concerns about her safety. The ramifications of the cancellation include the loss of constant threat intelligence analysis and protection, as well as the potential high cost of private security.
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Brennan: I hope Secret Service swept Trump limo for ‘microchip’ after Putin ride – it’s a sentiment that, given the circumstances, feels both logical and utterly ludicrous. Considering the gravity of the situation and the potential security breaches, the idea of a thorough sweep of the presidential limousine following a ride with Vladimir Putin seems like a basic, almost obligatory, procedure. The “Beast,” as the presidential limo is known, is designed to be a fortress on wheels, a secure environment meant to protect the occupant from various threats. Allowing Putin, an individual who has been identified as an adversary by the United States, inside this secure space raises immediate concerns.… Continue reading
The U.S. Secret Service requested an increase in the Little Miami River’s water level last week for a kayaking trip Vice-President JD Vance took with his family, citing the need to ensure the safe operation of watercraft and emergency personnel. The Army Corps of Engineers temporarily increased outflows from Caesar Creek Lake to accommodate the request, which it said met operational criteria. Vance’s spokesperson stated the vice-president was unaware of the water level manipulation. This incident drew criticism, with comparisons made to a similar situation involving Al Gore and raising questions about taxpayer expense and fairness, and caused additional scrutiny due to similar actions on a previous trip.
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During Vice President J.D. Vance’s family vacation on the Little Miami River, his security detail requested the Army Corps of Engineers increase the water level. This request was made to ensure the safe navigation of the Secret Service. Although the Secret Service said the adjustment met the operational criteria, an anonymous source alleged the request was to create ideal kayaking conditions for Vance. Former White House officials, along with The Guardian, noted that it is very rare to alter water levels for an individual.
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Following the assassination attempt on President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, the Secret Service has suspended six personnel without pay, with penalties ranging from 10 to 42 days of leave, and placed them in roles with less operational responsibility upon their return. Deputy Director Matt Quinn stated the agency is focused on addressing the root causes of the operational failures, introducing new technology such as military-grade drones and improved communication systems. The agency’s response, following a bipartisan report citing leadership and training issues, seeks to prevent future incidents by correcting the security lapses that occurred during the campaign rally, in which a gunman opened fire on the president.
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During a Los Angeles press conference on immigration enforcement, Senator Alex Padilla interrupted Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, leading to his forceful removal and handcuffing by Secret Service agents. The DHS stated agents mistook Padilla for an attacker due to his actions and lack of identification. Padilla, who was meeting with a general at the Federal Building, was later released and met with Noem. Tensions remain high in Los Angeles following recent ICE raids and protests.
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Following an investigation by the Secret Service and Metropolitan Police Department, a suspect was apprehended in Washington D.C. This individual, described as a serial offender with a history of purse theft, was arrested in connection with the Easter Sunday robbery of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s purse, which contained approximately $3,000 in cash and personal identification. The suspect, who is undocumented, has been linked to similar crimes through video evidence and faces charges related to those incidents. The Secret Service is continuing its investigation into Noem’s theft, while a second suspect remains at large.
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Following a reporter’s question regarding Hunter Biden’s Secret Service detail in South Africa, former President Trump announced the revocation of protection for both Hunter and Ashley Biden. Trump cited the purported size of Hunter Biden’s detail (18 agents) and his South Africa trip as justification, further claiming that he had cut off financial aid to South Africa due to human rights concerns. The Secret Service confirmed they are complying with Trump’s order and will remove the protective details. This action follows a pattern of Trump revoking protection for individuals critical of him.
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