So, serious question: when a former president gets arrested (which has not yet ever happened), is their secret service detail obligated to help, stand aside or resist?
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Dunno, but let's find out! (seriously tho, I think only "certain" folks can arrest through/via/with the support of the secret service, like the Sgt At Arms.)
If he's convicted in the Senate, he may lose secret service protection (it's unclear if that will be the case as it's never happened before) so let's just hope that's what happens so they don't have to choose.