Kamala Harris’s California home targeted by trespasser, officials say
Also reported by The Hill
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A trespasser was stopped by security before reaching Vice President Kamala Harris’s home in Malibu, California, on Friday night. Harris and her husband were not at home, and no arrests were made.Key Facts
- A person entered the property of Vice President Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff, without permission on Friday night.
- Security personnel stopped the trespasser before they reached the house.
- Harris and Emhoff were not at the home during the incident.
- Los Angeles county sheriff’s deputies arrived after security stopped the individual.
- The trespasser was asked to leave, and no one was arrested.
- Vice presidents usually get six months of Secret Service protection after leaving office.
- Former President Joe Biden extended Harris’s protection to 18 months, but President Trump canceled that extension in August 2025.
- Harris bought the Malibu home for $8.1 million in May, which some saw as a sign she might not run for president again.
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