
Key congressional Democrats, led by Senator Elizabeth Warren and Representative Maxine Waters, are urging bank regulators not to support actions by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which is associated with Elon Musk. In a letter addressed to Treasury Secretary Bessent and Office of Management and Budget Director Vought, nearly 200 lawmakers expressed concerns over what they describe as 'unconstitutional' requests from DOGE that could undermine the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). The CFPB has returned over $21 billion to American consumers by holding abusive corporations and predatory lenders accountable. Lawmakers fear that the potential influence of DOGE could jeopardize the agency's mission, which has included recovering significant funds for veterans, students, and working families. The letter emphasizes the importance of the CFPB in protecting Americans from financial exploitation and calls for the removal of DOGE personnel from the agency to restore its operations.
NEWS — Top Senate Dems sounding alarm on DOGE’s impact on national security and anti-terrorism posts, per letter I obtained. Warren, Warner and Kim demanding to know if Treasury Department has frozen its hiring in its Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence The Dems say…
Russell Vought and Elon Musk’s DOGE bros have hijacked the CFPB, halting its vital work protecting consumers from predatory lending, mortgage fraud, exploitive junk fees and unfair bank practices. I joined @RepMaxineWaters to demand they halt this hostile CFPB takeover. ⬇️ https://t.co/dHmKqFQtnu
The CFPB could be my favorite federal agency. (Crypto/tech bros, not so much.) It’s often our only line of defense against the banking industry.. The CFPB has recovered $20B for consumers since 2012. https://t.co/nsBOgqJ8ep





