“In his first week, the president fired 17 federal inspectors general… reduced DOJ anti-corruption lawyers from 36 to two… SEC enforcement actions have fallen more than 90% this year.”

Prof G Markets · How Fraud Became A Winning Strategy

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Fired 17 federal inspectors general, cut DOJ anti-corruption lawyers from 36 to 2, and settled with the IRS to block future audits of himself and his family

SEC enforcement actions fell >90% this year; $1.7 billion in fraud-related fines waived; >$300 million in fines and restitution wiped by pardons

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