Oh.... okay. Now we learn the Secret Service collects “information on guests with regular access to the home.”
The Secret Service said it would provide Congress with a list of people who visited President Joe Biden’s Delaware home if the lawmakers request it.classified documents from Biden’s time as vice president in the house’s garage last week.the media the agents assigned to the home do not have visitor records “because it’s a private residence.”
I understand why the White House doesn’t have a log of visitors since it’s a private residence. But I wondered why the Secret Service did not for security reasons.“information on guests with regular access to the home.”the “names of those vetted by the Secret Service depends on a variety of factors, including proximity to the president and the nature of the background check.”
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