The Trump administration has initiated actions to effectively shut down the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), leading to a halt in the agency's operations, a cut in funding, and the closure of its headquarters. This move has prompted the resignation of top officials responsible for enforcement and supervision within the CFPB. The resignations were attributed to the administration's directive that employees cease most of their work, which has been described as an existential crisis for the agency. The CFPB, which previously handled around 100,000 consumer complaints monthly from veterans and service members, has seen significant leadership turnover as a result of these developments.