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Elon Musk's regulatory troubles have begun to melt away in Trump's second term
- Elon Musk's regulatory troubles have begun to ease since Donald Trump started his second presidential term in January 2025.
- This change came after Musk, who invested approximately $290 million in support of Trump and other Republicans and acted as an adviser in the White House, while Trump worked to lessen federal regulatory actions.
- The Trump administration dropped or suspended several regulatory actions against Musk's companies, including cases at the Labor and Justice Departments, while regulatory agencies faced staffing cuts.
- More than 40 federal investigations involving Musk’s businesses have seen no public action for months, raising concerns about potential dormant cases and special treatment, according to experts and congressional reports.
- These changes suggest Musk will operate with fewer constraints and likely continue benefiting from large government contracts and new opportunities under the Trump administration.
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Elon Musk’s Regulatory Troubles Melt Away
NBC News: “In the past few months, Trump’s Justice Department has dropped a case against Musk’s rocket company, SpaceX, and his Labor Department has canceled a planned civil rights review of his automaker, Tesla.” “And in more than 40 other federal agency matters, regulators have taken no public action on their investigations for several months or more — raising questions about whether those cases may have become dormant.”
Federal Government Backs off on Regulations | Boots & Sabers
While this story is written to insinuate that the federal government is inappropriately favoring Musk, this is happening all across the country. It’s a good thing. The federal government’s regulatory overreach works to retard growth and we should celebrate the Trump administration for pulling the government regulators back. Tech billionaire Elon Musk’s regulatory problems have started to fade into the past. Since the start of the second Trump
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