A Glimpse into the Privatization of Presidential Security The recent trespassing incident at Kamala Harris' Malibu home serves as a stark reminder that the security landscape for former high ranking officials is becoming increasingly complex and privatized.
The fact that Harris, like many of her predecessors, has had to rely on private security personnel to safeguard her property highlights the changing nature of presidential protection.
The six month federal government protection afforded to former vice presidents, as well as the lifetime protection granted to former presidents, is no longer a steadfast guarantee.