Imprisoning Donald Trump With Secret Service Would Be 'Logistical Nightmare'—Attorney

Former President Donald Trump would face a "logistical nightmare" if he were to be imprisoned and guarded by the Secret Service.

That's according to a former Secret Service agent who spoke to Insider on the condition of anonymity. The agent said that Trump's security detail would have to be significantly increased if he were to be incarcerated, and that it would be difficult to keep him safe from other inmates.

"It would be a logistical nightmare," the agent said. "You would have to have a lot of agents protecting him, and you would have to keep him separate from the other inmates. It would be very difficult to do."

The agent also said that Trump's Secret Service detail would have to be prepared for the possibility of attacks from other inmates. "There would be a lot of people who would want to get at him," the agent said. "He would be a target."

In addition to the logistical challenges, there are also legal issues that would need to be addressed if Trump were to be imprisoned.

The Secret Service is a federal agency that is responsible for protecting the president and other high-ranking government officials. It is not clear whether the Secret Service would be able to provide security for Trump if he were to be imprisoned.

There is also the question of whether Trump would be entitled to Secret Service protection if he were to be convicted of a crime. The Secret Service Protection Act of 1968 states that the Secret Service is responsible for protecting the president and other high-ranking government officials. However, it is not clear whether this law would apply to Trump if he were to be convicted of a crime.

If Trump were to be convicted of a crime, he would likely be sentenced to prison. However, it is not clear which prison he would be sent to. The Bureau of Prisons is responsible for managing federal prisons. However, it is not clear whether the Bureau of Prisons would be willing to accept Trump into one of its facilities.

The logistical and legal challenges of imprisoning Donald Trump are significant. It is not clear whether the Secret Service would be able to provide security for Trump if he were to be imprisoned. It is also not clear whether Trump would be entitled to Secret Service protection if he were to be convicted of a crime.

If Trump were to be convicted of a crime, he would likely be sentenced to prison. However, it is not clear which prison he would be sent to. The logistical and legal challenges of imprisoning Donald Trump are significant.