Trump Revokes Kamala’s Secret Service Protection

Breaking
President Donald J. Trump has suspended the Secret Service protection that had been extended to former Vice President Kamala Harris by President Biden—officially ending it on September 1, 2025. Under standard federal law, former VPs receive six months of protection; Harris’s had been secretly extended to over a year, only to be pulled back by Trump.

Details & Background
The Biden administration’s undisclosed executive memorandum granted Harris extra coverage beyond the usual window—protection that would have extended into early 2026. Trump’s new memorandum reverses this, cutting off her Secret Service detail, threat monitoring, and home security. The move coincides with the scheduled release of her memoir 107 Days and a nationwide book tour that begins in September.

Reactions
California officials—including Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass—condemned the decision as politically motivated and reckless, warning that it jeopardizes Harris’s personal safety. Critics argue that her only option now is to spend millions on private security to stay safe during public appearances.

Why This Matters to You
This isn’t just about Harris. It’s about who gets federal protection—and who can be targeted. The implication is clear: if you’re not part of the base, your security can be revoked. For those watching MAGA’s agenda, this is a reminder of how power protects—and how it can be wielded to dismantle. The question now: will ally networks step in, or will political vendettas leave her vulnerable?