Overview

• Los Angeles police confirmed they are assisting the California Highway Patrol in providing protective services for Kamala Harris until an alternate plan is established, describing the deployment as temporary and city‑funded.
• About a dozen LAPD Metropolitan Division officers were reassigned from crime‑suppression work to the detail, with unmarked vehicles observed outside her Brentwood home, according to local reports.
• Trump’s executive memorandum took effect Sept. 1, rescinding Biden’s extension of Harris’s protection to 18 months, and a Secret Service assessment reportedly found no basis to continue coverage beyond the usual six months.
• CHP participation is active per LAPD statements, and the Los Angeles Times reported the arrangement is expected to be brief with private security anticipated to replace the interim detail.
• Mayor Karen Bass criticized the revocation as retaliatory, while the LAPD union denounced diverting officers and taxpayer funds to protect a private citizen.