<h1>Trump Administration Fires 17 Inspectors General, Sparking Bipartisan Concerns Over Federal Oversight Violations and Government Accountability.</h1> The Trump administration has dismissed approximately 17 independent inspectors general from various government agencies, an action raising concerns about potential violations of federal oversight laws. The firings occurred without the mandated 30-day notice to Congress, prompting criticism from both political parties. Senator Chuck Grassley expressed the need for an explanation, while Democratic leaders described the move as a threat to government accountability and a sign of potential corruption. The dismissals, part of broader efforts to reshape the federal government, have sparked fears of replacing nonpartisan watchdogs with loyalists, potentially undermining oversight and accountability.