Ensuring Accountability for All Agencies
President Donald Trump signed it on February 18, 2025. Published in the Federal Register on February 24, 2025, 90 FR 10447.
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“President Trump, through EO 14215, had previously asserted control of the OCC.”
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“Rep. Lee questioned NLRB Chairman Scott Murphy about Executive Order 14215, which seeks to assert White House control over independent regulatory agencies, including by directing agencies to install White House liaisons. When Lee asked whether the NLRB currently has a White House liaison, Murphy responded, “ Not that I’m aware of .”
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“We write today to express our alarm over President Trump’s February 18 Executive Order (EO) “Ensuring Accountability for All Agencies” and the dangerous impact it may have on the work of the Federal Election Commission (FEC). This Order quickly followed the President’s unprecedented firing of Chair Ellen Weintraub and serves as another example of this Administration’s disregard for the laws”
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Orders this one revokes or amends
- Amends Executive Order 12866
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The Federal Register's note on this order:
- Amends: EO 12866, September 30, 1993