We investigate proton-rich isotopes ^31,32Cl using the nonlinear relativistic mean-field model. It is shown that this model can reproduce the properties of these nuclei well. A long tail appears in the calculated proton density distribution of ³¹Cl. The results of relativistic density-dependent Hartree theory show a similar trend of tail density distribution. It is strongly suggested that there is a proton halo in ³¹Cl and it is indicated that there may be a proton skin in ³²Cl. The relation between the proton halo in ³¹Cl and the new proton magic number is discussed.