Courtesy of the National Planning Commission.

After all of those people were caught climbing over the White House fence, the Secret Service is finally taking measures to stop people from doing that. Tomorrow, the USSS and the National Park Service will start building a temporary “anti-climb feature” along the top of the White House fence.

What is an “anti-climb feature,” you ask? Well, it consists of “sharp metal points” attached to the top of the current White House fence that will, you know, make it pretty painful for anyone who tries to climb it. Some real Game of Thrones-type shit, you know?

In a statement, the NPS says that this is a temporary measure “meant to satisfy security needs while a long-term solution is designed and implemented.” In the past year, there have been numerous cases of people climbing over the White House fence.

Installation of the spikes will take about six weeks and they’ll remain until federal agencies can thing of something better and less medieval.