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Kamala’s Home Hit? Everything We Know

The drama surrounding Vice President Kamala Harris’s California residence hit a new level of absurdity over the weekend when two individuals were detained near her Brentwood home—not for burglary, but for violating a city-imposed curfew. The curfew, slapped on the city amid devastating wildfires, seems more effective at catching hapless wanderers than it is at stopping looters.

Los Angeles police were called to Harris’s neighborhood around 4:40 a.m. Saturday after a report of a possible burglary at her evacuated property. Officers arrived to find two individuals on the premises, but—surprise, surprise—there was no forced entry and no theft. Instead, these unlucky souls were detained for breaking curfew. As one law enforcement source put it, “They likely had no idea where they were.” You can almost hear the laugh track.

Harris wasn’t home at the time, a detail confirmed by her press secretary, Ernie Apreza. The vice president’s neighborhood, filled with other high-profile celebrities, had already been under an evacuation order due to the advancing Palisades Fire, which has consumed nearly 24,000 acres and prompted mass evacuations across Los Angeles. While Harris takes refuge elsewhere, it’s the local law enforcement left to deal with the chaos on the ground.

Looting, however, has been a real issue. At least 20 suspected looters have been detained, with two arrested last week while allegedly trying to rob a fire-stricken home. Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna made it clear that the curfew is meant to protect evacuees’ homes, but let’s not kid ourselves—California’s policies have created a breeding ground for opportunistic criminals.

Harris’s response was predictably canned. She tweeted about “Californians stepping up and showing the best of the American spirit.” That’s rich coming from an administration that’s done little to address the underlying issues contributing to these annual infernos. Biden, of course, declared the wildfires a major disaster, which is the federal government’s go-to move when it wants to look busy while doing nothing substantial.

The reality is this: California’s wildfire problem isn’t just a natural disaster; it’s a man-made one. Decades of mismanagement, environmental overregulation, and neglect of forest maintenance have turned the state into a tinderbox. Instead of addressing these issues, Democrats like Harris and Biden play the blame game and focus on symbolic gestures. Meanwhile, Los Angeles burns, looters loot, and Californians are left to pick up the pieces.

It’s high time for leadership that prioritizes real solutions over photo ops. Controlled burns, proper forest management, and cracking down on crime shouldn’t be controversial—they should be common sense. But as long as California is run by Democrats more interested in banning plastic straws than protecting their citizens, the state will continue to be a playground for criminals and a nightmare for everyone else.


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