As Linda Wetzel closed on her retirement home in 2012, she was surprised by an unexpected fee from the bank, which she successfully disputed with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, receiving a $5,600 refund. However, President Trump recently appointed Russell Vought to lead the agency, leading to chaos as he halted work, cut funding, and closed the bureau’s headquarters, sparking criticism and concerns about the future of the agency and its impact on consumer financial protection.
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4-year-old from Mexico receiving ‘lifesaving medical treatment’ can remain in US: Lawyer
A 4-year-old girl, referred to as "Sofia," was granted one year of humanitarian parole to continue receiving critical medical treatment in the U.S. after facing termination of her status. Sofia suffers from short bowel syndrome and requires specialized IV treatments that can only be administered in the U.S., which her mother, Deysi Vargas, emphasized is essential for her well-being. While this legal victory was celebrated, her attorneys highlighted systemic issues in the immigration process that...
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