Tracking Trump's visits to his properties and other conflicts of interest

Donald Trump Jr. launched a new public company called GrabAGun which has pitched itself as the “Amazon of guns.”

President Trump’s budget bill allocates $45 billion for ICE to pay private contractors to implement mass detention of immigrants, paving the way for a huge windfall to companies that donated big to support Trump.

Nineteen White House officials own between $875,000 and $2.35 million in the crypto assets Trump proposed holding in a national reserve.

Senators Capito, Moran, Fetterman and Boozman all reported purchases of Google, Nvidia, Meta or Amazon stock while considering AI regulation.

During Trump’s last term, CREW tracked over 3,700 conflicts of interest between his presidency and businesses. With the expansion of his foreign developments and his foray into cryptocurrency, among other ventures, he seems poised to rack up more conflicts than ever, with even less transparency than last time.