A no-fly zone has been established over Trump Tower in New York in order to ward off potential terrorist attacks.
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According to TMZ, the Federal Aviation Administration has made anything within two nautical miles of Donald Trump’s 58-story building a protected area and has ordered planes to steer clear.
The no-fly zone went into place immediately after the Republican nominee was declared the winner of the presidential election around 3 a.m. Wednesday.
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A similar no-fly zone has also been established around Mike Pence’s home in Indiana. Both restrictions will be effective until January 21, 2017 — after Inauguration Day.