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Trump Treasury official to exit after objecting to Minneapolis crackdown

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John Hurley, a top Trump Treasury official, is leaving his post after he objected to White House plans to monitor international payments from Minnesota’s Somali community, according to seven people familiar with the matter. Hurley raised data privacy concerns and disagreed with the administration’s aggressive approach. His departure highlights tensions within the Treasury Department over the initiative. Hurley denies he was out of step with the White House.

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