| − | 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 [[DOD|Departments of Defense]], [[State Dept.|State]], [[Department of Transportation|Transportation]], [[Veterans Affairs]], [[Housing and Urban Development]], [[Department of Interior|Interior]], [[DOE|Energy]], [[Deparment of Commerce|Commerce]] and [[Department of Agriculture|Agriculture]], as well as the [[Environmental Protection Agency]], [[Small Business Administration]] and the [[Social Security Administration]]".<ref>https://archive.is/fOBH5</ref> | + | 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 [[DOD|Departments of Defense]], [[State Dept.|State]], [[Department of Transportation|Transportation]], [[Veterans Affairs]], [[Housing and Urban Development]], [[Department of Interior|Interior]], [[DOE|Energy]], [[Department of Commerce|Commerce]] and [[Department of Agriculture|Agriculture]], as well as the [[Environmental Protection Agency]], [[Small Business Administration]] and the [[Social Security Administration]]".<ref>https://archive.is/fOBH5</ref> |