According to a report from The Wall Street Journal, Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Director Bill Pulte, along with members of his team, accessed mortgage records belonging to Democratic officials, prompting internal and external ethics reviews. Sources say complaints within the agency led to the dismissal of Suzanne Libby, head of the FHFA ethics team, and several staff members who were reportedly examining the matter.
Acting Inspector General Joe Allen was removed from his position after saying that the FHFA had not fully cooperated with his office’s inquiries. The firings have drawn attention to the agency’s internal oversight, raising questions about transparency and ethical standards in its leadership.
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