CFPB Enforcement Chief Resigns Amid Policy Disputes
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Cara Petersen, acting head of enforcement at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, resigned in protest, criticizing the Trump administration's efforts to weaken the agency by halting enforcement actions and dismissing lawsuits against banks, raising concerns about the future of consumer protection laws.
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