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Typically an inspector general looks for waste, misconduct, fraud and abuse, and attempts to eradicate it while promoting efficiency and economy in the federal agency to which he is assigned.
Typically an inspector general looks for waste, misconduct, fraud and abuse, and attempts to eradicate it while promoting efficiency and economy in the federal agency to which he is assigned.
==Draining the swamp==
In January 2025, among [[President Donald J. Trump]]'s first acts as president, President Trump fired more than a dozen inspector generals. ''[[The Washington Post]]'' reported "Oversight of some of the government’s largest agencies was affected: the [[Departments of Defense]], [[State Dept.|State]], [[Dept. of Transportation|Transportation]], [[Veterans Affairs]], [[Housing and Urban Development]], [[Dept. of Interior|Interior]], [[DOE|Energy]], [[Dept. of Commerce|Commerce]] and [[Dept. of Agriculture|Agriculture]], as well as the [[Environmental Protection Agency]], [[Small Business Administration]] and the [[Social Security Administration]]".
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