Overview
- Harris’s standard six-month post‑vice‑presidential protection ended July 21, and the White House said the extension was revoked on August 29.
- Harris’s team confirmed the change and publicly thanked the United States Secret Service for its professionalism and dedication.
- California officials criticized the move, with Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass calling it an act of political vengeance and Gov. Gavin Newsom briefed on the decision.
- As a Los Angeles resident, Harris could rely on local law enforcement for protection, according to CNN reporting.
- Harris plans to promote her memoir, 107 Days, published by Simon & Schuster and set for U.S. release on September 23, with a tour that will increase public appearances.