Some Trump Officials Leave Homes for US Military Bases Amid Political Protests – Report

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From jpost.com

Senior White House officials are swapping their traditional homes to live on military bases as the political climate grows more threatening.

ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
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Several senior Trump administration officials are living in or will soon be living in military base housing in the Washington area, The Atlantic reported on Friday.

According to the report, several US administration officials, including Stephen Miller, Marco Rubio, and Kristi Noem, have moved into houses that hosted senior military officials on bases in the Washington area to shield themselves from protests outside of their homes and political violence.

However, the number of Trump officials who have moved onto bases is now impacting housing for the nation’s top uniformed officers, as well as other administration officials.

US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard requested earlier this year to move onto Fort McNair, but was denied based on the lack of availability.

The threat level against administration officials has changed recently, including Iranian-backed attempted assassinations, as well as the multiple assassination attempts against Trump. However, there has not been a record of this many political appointees living on military bases, the report stated.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio listens to a question as he speaks to the media after visiting the Civil-Military Coordination Center in southern Israel on October 24, 2025. (credit: FADEL SENNA/Pool via REUTERS)
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio listens to a question as he speaks to the media after visiting the Civil-Military Coordination Center in southern Israel on October 24, 2025. (credit: FADEL SENNA/Pool via REUTERS)

Trump administration officials move into US military bases

“In a robust democracy, what you want is the military to be for the defense of the country as a whole and not just one party,” Adria Lawrence, associate professor of international studies and political science at John Hopkins University, told The Atlantic.

Stephen Miller will reportedly soon join the growing list. Katie Miller, his wife and mother of his three children, told Fox News she was confronted outside her front door by an unfamiliar woman, who she believed engaged in a form of protest that crossed a line.

“I’m watching you,” the woman said to Miller, as reported by The Atlantic. This occurred on the day after political activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated.

The Miller family had faced protests for weeks beforehand, including someone putting up posters in their neighborhood calling them Nazis.

Both Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth live at Fort McNair, known as “General’s Row.” Army Secretary Dan Driscoll shares a home on Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall with another senior political employee of the army, per the report.

Another senior White House official, who was not named for security purposes, had to swap living in a private home for a military base, following Kirk’s assassination, according to the report.

While the political officials duke it out for the largest houses on the basis, three and four-star-level generals and their young families are now crunched for housing in the notoriously difficult Washington-area housing market.

The Atlantic, citing an official familiar with the matter, reported that in some aspects, this would be cheaper for the federal government than providing personal security to officials, which requires agents to rent a secondary location nearby.

In previous administrations, there have been instances in which cabinet members resided on military bases.

Robert Gates, defense secretary under presidents George W. Bush and Obama, and Jim Mattis, Trump’s first Pentagon chief, lived in Naval housing at Potomac Hill annex near the State Department, the report added. Trump’s former secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, lived at the Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall during his time in office.

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5 thoughts on “Some Trump Officials Leave Homes for US Military Bases Amid Political Protests – Report”

  1. TiffyJ

    They ought to get things properly sorted out so that they, and all other Americans, can just live normally, rather than scrambling to secure themselves and putting the military personnel out of the houses that are meant for them to live in.
    Easy enough to say, I know, but it IS their job to sort things out and make the country they have charge of fit for decent people to live in safety. Their running to save their own skins from trouble at the expense of others is frankly disgusting, and shows they are not really doing their job.

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