President Trump's anti-regulatory plan is set to be tested in a fresh case on over the constitutionality of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a brainchild of Elizabeth Warren.
Washington In selecting judges for top US courts, President Donald Trump has searched for reliable conservatives who would reduce federal regulatory power over the environment and energy, worker safety and consumer affairs.
As then-White House counsel Don McGahn told an audience a year after Trump took office,"There's a coherent plan here, where actually the judicial selection and the deregulatory effort are really the flip side of the same coin."That plan will be tested in a fresh case on Tuesday over the constitutionality of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a brainchild of Elizabeth Warren, now a US senator and Democratic presidential contender.
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