CFPB’s Union Sues Russell Vought, Alleging Campaign to ‘Purge’ Agency’s Workforce
A union representing staff at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has sued the agency's Acting Director Russell Vought, after he took steps this weekend that appear aimed at shuttering or downsizing the agency.
A federal workers union filed lawsuits against activity by Consumer Financial Protection Bureau acting Director Russell ...
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The agency had been one of Wall Street’s most feared regulators, with the power to issue rules on mortgages, credit cards, ...
CFPB employees must "get approval in writing" to do any work this week, acting director Russell Vought wrote in an email.
The acting leader is a co-author of the conservative playbook in which a former Fannie Mae and HUD director calls for abolishing the regulator.
The order to shutter the agency’s headquarters follows another order issued Saturday by Mr. Vought, who also leads the Office ...
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Democrats protested Vought’s nomination overnight Wednesday on the Senate floor, with several referring to him as Trump’s ...
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau employees were ordered to do no work while the agency’s Washington headquarters is ...
The administration’s early moves to fire thousands of federal workers and dismantle entire agencies even before Vought took office reflect his influence at the White House.
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