Intruder Bypasses Secret Service to Enter National Security Adviser's Home
- An intruder entered the home of Jake Sullivan, President Biden's national security adviser, in late April without agents guarding the house noticing.
- Sullivan confronted the intruder and instructed him to leave; there were no signs of forced entry.
- The Secret Service is investigating the security breach and implementing additional precautions.
- The White House and officials are alarmed, as the Secret Service increased security for the adviser in 2021.
- The agency has struggled with expanding responsibilities and past security lapses.