President Donald Trump has dismissed five of the seven members of the federally appointed board that oversees Puerto Rico’s finances, abruptly reshaping the entity that steers the island’s debt restructuring and budget decisions. The White House has not detailed a timetable for naming replacements or explained why the members were removed. The shake-up followed a public broadside against the board by far-right influencer and unofficial Trump adviser Laura Loomer, who accused its members of mishandling the island’s fiscal recovery. Although the administration has not linked its action to Loomer’s comments, her criticism preceded the dismissals by two days, underscoring her growing sway in Trump’s political orbit. Municipal-bond insurer Assured Guaranty welcomed the move. Chief Executive Officer Dominic Frederico told analysts he was “optimistic” the board’s overhaul would speed negotiations, arguing that the previous panel had repeatedly reneged on tentative agreements. Assured has written nearly $900 million in secondary-market policies this year and is a leading creditor in Puerto Rico’s ongoing restructuring. Loomer’s influence has also drawn scrutiny after she attacked Army Medal of Honor recipient Florent Groberg in a separate online tirade, prompting bipartisan condemnation from former Pentagon officials and veterans groups.