The bill would bar the Secret Service from using federal funds to buy or rent lodging, meals, office space, or other protection-related items from a President or an entity the President owns or controls. It would also bar reimbursements for those expenses when protection is provided at a President’s residence. A President or a former President could still give these items or services to the Secret Service as a gift. The bill’s definition of President includes former Presidents.
The bill would limit how federal funds may be used for Secret Service protection at a President’s residence. No publicly available information explains any direct effect on individuals.
No publicly available information gives expected costs or savings. The bill would prohibit the specified federal purchases and reimbursements but would permit gifts.
No publicly available information.
No publicly available information.