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Trump’s Transition to the White House Faces Scrutiny Over Donor Secrecy and Ethics Noncompliance

President-elect Donald Trump's transition is marked by secret funding sources and refusal to sign ethics agreements, raising alarms among lawmakers and experts.

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Updated: Nov 24th, 2024, 2:04 PM ET

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Donald Trump's transition team is criticized for refusing to disclose donor identities or sign ethics agreements, bypassing fundraising limits. This lack of transparency raises concerns about potential corruption and national security implications. Lawmakers, including Sen. Elizabeth Warren, have condemned Trump's actions for undermining the transition process and enabling foreign influence. Trump's team, while promising to complete agreements, has missed several deadlines, leaving essential collaboration with the outgoing administration unaddressed.

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