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A new law (P.L. 112-98) strengthens penalties for trespassing on certain federal properties. Current federal law prohibits unauthorized entry to any building or grounds where the President is visiting. However, there was no federal law specifically prohibiting unlawful entry to the White House and its grounds or the vice president’s residence and its grounds.


A new law (P.L. 112-98) strengthens penalties for  trespassing on certain federal properties. Current federal law prohibits  unauthorized entry to any building or grounds where the President is  visiting. However, there was no federal law specifically prohibiting  unlawful entry to the White House and its grounds or the vice  president’s residence and its grounds.


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