President Trump has expressed interest in possibly revoking Hunter Biden’s Secret Service security detail after the former first son was seen in South Africa, accompanied by a large security team, during a lavish trip instead of attending a court deposition. Trump mentioned that he would investigate the situation, particularly the reported presence of 18 agents with Hunter Biden. The taxpayer-funded trip involved Hunter staying at an expensive villa with stunning ocean views. Trump also raised concerns about Hunter’s trip to South Africa, citing the country’s human rights issues and his administration’s decision to halt aid to the nation. Former President Joe Biden had authorized Secret Service protection for his son before leaving office. Reports revealed Hunter’s trip to South Africa with US government-provided security detail, funded by taxpayers. Trump commented on the situation and indicated his intention to look further into it.
