Analysis: Trump's Deregulation Plan Stalls With Few Rules Repealed
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Summary
A White House plan to rapidly repeal regulations under Trump has largely failed, with only a handful of rules eliminated through an administrative shortcut despite being ordered over a year ago. Bloomberg Law reporter Robert Iafolla discussed the stalled deregulation effort on Bloomberg TV.
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Bloomberg Law Principal Legal Reporter Robert Iafolla joined David Gura and Christina Ruffini on Bloomberg This weekend to discuss.
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