President Trump named Jonathan McKernan as the director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and Jonathan Gould as comptroller of the currency, amidst turmoil at the agency following Russell Vought’s appointment as acting director. McKernan resigned from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Gould previously worked at a law firm representing Trump’s campaigns. The firings of probationary employees at the consumer bureau, despite legal grounds for retention cited by former general counsel Seth Frotman, sparked controversy and concern over the agency’s future.
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Trump vowed to deport the ‘worst of the worst’ — but new data shows a shift to also arresting non-criminals
President Trump's immigration enforcement has shifted from targeting primarily criminals to increasingly arresting migrants without criminal convictions, with recent data showing that 44% of those detained had no criminal history. This change, particularly noted after May 25, raises concerns regarding the administration's promise to focus on "the worst of the worst," as many arrests now occur in the interior rather than at the border. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: President Trump initially focused...
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