Follow-Up: Attorney General Blanche Also Reported to Be Living on a Military Base, Since Early 2026, Sources Say
Attorney General Todd Blanche has also been living on a military base, according to multiple sources cited by NewsNation, which reported on November 11 that Blanche has resided at a military installation in the Washington area since early 2026. His predecessor, Pam Bondi, was likewise moved earlier to heavily guarded quarters at a military installation after receiving threats.
The FBI provides executive protection for the attorney general, NewsNation noted. Blanche joins a growing list of senior officials living on military bases: Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who recently relocated after Iranian death threats (see related stories). The FBI declined to comment, and the Justice Department did not immediately respond to NewsNation's inquiry.
Available reporting does not specifically connect Blanche's move to Iranian threats. Unlike Bessent's recent relocation, Blanche's dates to earlier this year, and public reports have not identified a single specific threat behind it. The broader context is a pattern in which senior officials of this administration have faced death threats and the publication of their home addresses by protesters.
Source: NewsNation
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Photo: 图：美国司法部长 Todd Blanche 官方肖像（本图已预裁为 16:9 并作模糊衬边处理）。美国司法部官方照片，公共领域，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: Official portrait of U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche (pre-formatted to 16:9 with blurred padding). U.S. Department of Justice official photo, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
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