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State AGs expand consumer work as prices rise and Trump guts federal protections
State attorneys general are increasing consumer protection efforts as federal oversight decreases under President Donald Trump, who has reduced the authority of agencies like the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. This shift has led to bipartisan collaboration among state AGs to address high prices, deceptive practices, and antitrust violations through state and federal laws.
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