Trump's DOJ chief forced to move onto military base for protection as sinister threats against Cabinet pile up

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Trump's attorney general is the latest Cabinet official to be moved to a military base for protection.

Published: 20:28 GMT, 12 November 2026 | Updated: 20:38 GMT, 12 November 2026

Attorney General Todd Blanche has been living on a US military base since early this year - joining a growing list of Cabinet officials who have been relocated onto military housing amid concerns for their safety.

Blanche reportedly relocated to the facility in early 2026, according to a source familiar with the matter.

Still, the move comes as a number of Trump administration officials have done the same - including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller.

White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller and Attorney General Todd Blanche are seen in DC. Both Miller and Blanche have been relocated to more secure housing in the nation's capital

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent also recently relocated to military housing amid concerns for his safety and reported threats from Iran.

Blanche is not the first DOJ chief to relocate to more heavily guarded housing during Trump's second White House term.

His predecessor, Pam Bondi, also moved to a military installation during her time as attorney general.

News of the relocations comes as Democrats and their staffers prepare to descend into Washington full-time, as part of a historic 'blue wave' that flipped both GOP majorities in the House and Senate.

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