In a surprising turn of events, the Mayor of Palm Beach, Danielle Moore, is reportedly considering shutting down Mar-a-Lago and potentially evicting former President Donald Trump from his residence. This bold move comes on the heels of heightened security measures around the property, following an attempted attack on Trump’s life in Butler on July 13th.

The Secret Service, in response to the incident, has significantly ramped up personnel presence and closed South Ocean Boulevard, the road that runs alongside Mar-a-Lago. The closure, according to local police, is expected to last “at a minimum” until Election Day, creating a prolonged disruption for the area.

Mayor Moore’s stance is clear: “In my mind, if the road is closed, the Mar-a-Lago Club is closed… You can’t have it both ways, boys and girls,” she declared, signaling her intent to explore the possibility of shutting down the club for the duration of the road closure.

The situation has also sparked concern among local residents, who feel increasingly uneasy with the new security measures. Council Member Julie Araskog expressed the sentiments of many: “Our residents don’t feel safe right now.” The Secret Service’s checkpoints, while necessary for protecting the former president, have inadvertently contributed to a sense of unease in the community.

In response to these growing concerns, Mayor Moore has directed the Town Council to investigate the legal and logistical feasibility of closing Mar-a-Lago until the road reopens. This decision could have significant implications, not only for Trump but for the local community and the national political landscape.

As the situation develops, it remains to be seen whether Mar-a-Lago will indeed be forced to close its doors, and how this might affect Trump’s activities and presence in Palm Beach. The potential closure of such a high-profile location is sure to attract national attention, adding yet another layer of complexity to an already tumultuous political climate.