Combating Corruption: New Priorities for a New Congress

We need to enter an era of lawfulness.

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People march in a "No Kings: Vote Early" demonstration in Houston, Texas, on October 17, 2026. (Getty/Ronaldo Schemidt)

The second Trump administration has thrown any pretense of enforcing existing ethics laws against government actors out the window. The firing of inspectors general, rampant self-dealing, and business entanglements with foreign governments all demonstrate the need for sweeping anti-corruption reforms.

Please join the Center for American Progress for a virtual discussion of these crucial issues. Our expert panelists will address the weaknesses inherent in existing law and enforcement and discuss new paths forward to ensure that government officials work for the people, not their own pocketbooks.

Online via Zoom

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