Mortgage fraud, key to Trump bid to fire Fed governor, is rarely proved
Few are convicted of the crime, but consequences could include prison time. The Trump administration has increasingly used allegations of mortgage fraud to investigate and punish its enemies. This week, that push ratcheted up when President Donald Trump cited fraud accusations in his attempt to fire Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook.
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