President Trump dismissed two Democrats from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and challenged the Supreme Court in 1935.
The White House terminated Rebecca Kelly and Alvaro Bedoya on Tuesday, the New York Times reported. In the statement, the massacre called “illegal”.
SLAUGTER said, “Today, as a federal trade commissioner, I illegally dismissed me from my point of view and violated the general language of the law and the clear Supreme Court.
In general, the FTC, which has five members, was founded in 1914 and was accused of enforcing consumer protection and monopoly law. The Trump administration actively challenged the authority of independent regulators, including the FTC.
