White-collar prosecutions in the U.S. fall under a pretty big umbrella. Public rage grew as millions of Americans were forced to foreclose on their homes while big banks and Wall Street fat-cats profited. Bill Black, an associate professor of economics and law at the University of Missouri, predicted in a TV interview that white-collar crime would have a "field day." When asked if white-collar crime prosecutions would be a lower priority, the DOJ declined to comment. On the campaign trail last year, Trump vilified Wall Street and repeatedly linked Democratic rival Hillary Clinton to the multimillionaires at Goldman Sachs.

Source: Fox News April 11, 2017 17:37 UTC