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Updates | The Week of June 12, 2017

Derek Reinbold // 6/18/17 // Topic Update

The Trump Administration is undermining the role of the inspectors general in federal agencies, writes the NYT Editorial Board.

Nearly a quarter of inspectors general positions are currently vacant, reports the Project on Government Oversight.

President Trump declared Monday that he has “passed more legislation” than any president besides FDR, but history says otherwise (Politico).

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