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Citing Trump, Schumer Announces Bill to Create Anti-Corruption Bureau

The bill would let individuals recover stolen public money and create a self-funded bureau modeled on the Federal Reserve, Schumer said.

  • On Thursday, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer introduced the Anti-Corruption Bureau Creation Act, calling President Donald Trump the country's "grifter in chief."
  • A Brennan Center poll found 92% of voters believe government corruption is a major problem, while federal filings revealed Trump's crypto businesses generated nearly $1.2 billion last year.
  • The proposed bureau would mirror the False Claims Act, empowering individuals to recover stolen funds using a self-sustaining funding source similar to the Federal Reserve to ensure independence.
  • Democratic Sens. Alex Padilla, Andy Kim, and Jeff Merkley are co-introducing the bill, while Public Citizen Co-President Lisa Gilbert said the issue has "reached new heights" under Trump.
  • Schumer called the bill a "big, important first step" to restore trust, arguing Trump's policies have enriched his family while costing Americans at least $3,100 in higher costs.
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Chuck Schumer's initiative seeks to create an independent body with the power to investigate, subpoena and recover corruption gains

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digitalchew.com broke the news on Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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