The President's New York residence gets its own no-fly zone

The Federal Aviation Administration proposes a new restricted airspace over the President's New York residence. This means aircraft will be prohibited from flying in that area to protect the President.

The Secret Service can now fully secure the President's private residence in New York, just as they would a government property. This formalizes a security measure that was likely already in place informally during presidential visits. It makes permanent a temporary restriction.