The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is retracting lawsuits against several companies, including Capital One and Rocket Homes, and pausing investigations into major firms like Meta. This decision has raised concerns among consumer advocates, who fear it undermines years of work aimed at protecting consumers. The CFPB is also seeking to vacate a discrimination case against a mortgage lender that it previously won, a case originally initiated by the agency during the Trump administration in 2020. Since the Trump era, the CFPB has dropped nine lawsuits intended to benefit consumers, signaling a significant shift in its enforcement strategy.