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They USED to get lifetime protection. Congress limited that to 10 years in 1997 for all future presidents. This just restores it to what it was PRIOR to that 1997 change.
Legislation is effective the day it is signed. The Former President's Act was in place until January 10th. What used to be is 100% irrelevant to the current (now previous) legislation. They had 10 years up until yesterday.
Legislation is effective the day it is signed. The Former President's Act was in place until January 10th. What used to be is 100% irrelevant to the current (now previous) legislation. They had 10 years up until yesterday.
Did Bill Clinton have 10 years? Or did he have lifelong protection?
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