
President-elect Donald Trump is preparing to initiate a major deregulatory effort next week, aiming to implement one of the most extensive reductions of federal regulations in U.S. history. His strategy includes a goal of eliminating ten existing regulations for every new regulation introduced. This approach is expected to target federal rules across various sectors, potentially streamlining government operations. Additionally, Trump plans to remove career bureaucrats and appoint officials who align with his administration's vision, reviving 'Schedule F,' a classification that allows for such changes. Among the anticipated outcomes of this deregulatory drive may be the closure of certain federal agencies, including the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.




Sweeping changes may be in store once President-elect Donald Trump takes office. Among them could be the closure of numerous federal agencies and regulators. Here's what that means for consumers. https://t.co/PgCPG5MGDE
Among the changes in store once President-elect Donald Trump takes office could be the closure of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. https://t.co/oBJWno8TTz
🇺🇸TRUMP’S PLAN TO REMOVE CAREER BUREAUCRATS Trump is gearing up to streamline the federal government by removing career bureaucrats and bringing in officials who align with his vision. Central to this effort is reviving “Schedule F,” a workforce classification that allows the… https://t.co/gCPtaN2BnG