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Schumer Introduces Anti-Corruption Bureau Bill to Investigate Trump

7/30/2026

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Leader Chuck Schumer introduced legislation to create an Anti-Corruption Bureau with subpoena power.
The bureau could investigate President Donald Trump and former officials after they leave office.
A nine-member board—three Republicans, three Democrats, one independent—would be chosen by president and confirmed by the Senate.
Citizens and state attorneys general could sue to recover stolen money, prioritizing cases.
The bureau would be funded from a source such as the Federal Reserve.

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Leader Chuck Schumer introduced legislation to create an Anti-Corruption Bureau with subpoena power.
The bureau could investigate President Donald Trump and former officials after they leave office.
A nine-member board—three Republicans, three Democrats, one independent—would be chosen by president and confirmed by the Senate.
Citizens and state attorneys general could sue to recover stolen money, prioritizing cases.
The bureau would be funded from a source such as the Federal Reserve.