Ivanka Trump is now receiving Secret Service protection, according to media reports.
Prior to Monday, Donald Trump’s children only received Secret Service protection when they were with their father, according to ABC News. Ivanka Trump’s brothers, who are also active with the campaign and their father’s business, have not yet received their own Secret Service details.
Chelsea Clinton, daughter of Democratic Party presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, received her own Secret Service protection earlier this month, ABC reports.
Donald Trump Jr. (2nd-L) along with Ivanka Trump (C) and Eric Trump (R), take part in the roll call in support of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on the second day of the Republican National Convention on July 19, 2016 at the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images/AFP)
Ivanka Trump, who converted to Judaism, has been one of her father’s most trusted advisers. She appeared with him last week at a speech in Pennsylvania in which the candidate unveiled his child care plan.
Her Secret Service code name has not been made public, though it likely begins with an “M” like her father’s, “Mogul,” and his wife Melania’s, “Muse,” according to The Washington Post.
— JTA
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