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The Hatch Act, the law Trump deputies are said to have broken, requires government employees to work for the public interest, not partisan campaigns

  • Written by: Matthew May, Senior Research Associate, Boise State University
The Hatch Act, the law Trump deputies are said to have broken, requires government employees to work for the public interest, not partisan campaignsAt least 13 former Trump administration officials, including Jared Kushner and Kayleigh McEnany, pictured here, violated the Hatch Act, according to a new federal investigation released Nov. 9, 2021.AP Photo/Alex Brandon

Thirteen top officials of the Trump administration violated the federal law known as the Hatch Act, which prohibits political...

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