CFPB’s Union Sues Russell Vought, Alleging Campaign to ‘Purge’ Agency’s Workforce
A union representing staff at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has sued the agency's Acting Director Russell Vought, after he took steps this weekend that appear aimed at shuttering or downsizing the agency.
The acting director is closing the financial regulator’s headquarters and has ordered staff to halt all supervisory efforts.
The edict comes as Russell Vought takes over at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Vought has ordered work to halt at ...
Feb. 9 The National Treasury Employees Union, which represents CFPB employees, sued Vought, asking a judge to stop him from ...
Trump’s DOGE, an advisory body led by Musk, has zeroed in on some agencies as part of its efforts to slash the size of ...
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau employees were ordered to do no work while the agency’s Washington headquarters is ...
Russell Vought took over as acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Friday night and officials from ...
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which Congress established to monitor credit card companies, mortgage providers, debt collectors and other segments of the consumer finance industry, is the ...
Democracy Forward filed suit in U.S. District Court for an injunction against Russell Vought’s plan to starve and shutter the agency ...
Two senior officials at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau are out of a job days after Russell Vought took over as ...
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