US EditionDonald Trump revokes Secret Service protection for former vice president Kamala Harris
Donald Trump revoked Kamala Harris's extended Secret Service protection granted by Joe Biden, ending her security detail as she begins a 15-city book tour promoting her memoir.
- On September 1, 2025, President Trump ordered that the extended Secret Service protection normally provided to former Vice President Kamala Harris be terminated, ending her security detail earlier than the standard period.
- Trump canceled a year-long protection extension issued by then-President Joe Biden, a move reported first by CNN and viewed as a break from usual protocol.
- Harris, the 2024 Democratic presidential candidate who lost to Trump, is set to promote her memoir '107 Days' on a multi-city tour starting September 24, 2025.
- Democratic Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass called the revocation “another act of revenge,” warning it endangers Harris, while Harris expressed gratitude for Secret Service professionalism.
- The decision raises concerns about Harris' security and suggests costly private protection might be needed, with California Gov. Gavin Newsom briefed and involved in coordination.
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Joe Biden takes care of his own. Too bad American taxpayers aren’t included in that circle. Former Vice President Kamala Harris is, and Biden quietly extended her Secret Service detail after they left office, according to reports. Traditionally, ex-VPs get six months of protection after they clock out, but Biden quietly extended Harris’s coverage for a year. President Trump revoked it. “You are hereby authorized to discontinue any security-relat…
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The president of the United States re-launched the police protection of his former opponent Kamala Harris, just before a national tour to promote his new book.
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