President Trump's recent decision to dismiss two Federal Trade Commission (FTC) commissioners has sparked controversy and raised concerns about the independence of federal regulatory agencies. Analysts suggest that if the firings are upheld, it could set a precedent allowing the President to dismiss leaders of other independent agencies, including the Federal Reserve. This situation echoes the Supreme Court's 2020 ruling in Seila Law v. CFPB, which established limits on the President's ability to remove heads of independent agencies. Observers note that while some business leaders may welcome the dismissals, the implications for central bank independence could lead to increased inflation expectations and higher long-term interest rates. The issue also highlights ongoing debates about agency leadership structures and the potential for political influence over regulatory bodies.