美联储理事库克遭新刑事指控 特朗普政府施压升级

Core Points - The Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte has submitted a new criminal complaint against Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, intensifying pressure from the Trump administration regarding alleged mortgage fraud [1] - The complaint alleges that Cook falsely claimed properties in Michigan and Georgia as her "primary residence" to secure favorable loan terms when applying for a mortgage in 2021 [1] - The latest allegations involve Cook purchasing a condominium in Cambridge, Massachusetts for $361,000 and later claiming rental income of $15,000 to $50,000, categorizing it as an investment property [1] - Trump has decided to dismiss Cook following the initial criminal allegations, which could lead to a legal battle and further escalate tensions between Trump and the Federal Reserve [1] Summary by Sections Allegations and Legal Actions - Cook has filed a lawsuit claiming the President's attempt to remove her is "illegal" and an effort to control the Federal Reserve [2] - Pulte's recent submission raises concerns about Cook's properties in Michigan and Georgia, suggesting they may be used as rental properties despite being labeled as "personal residences" [2] - The Department of Justice plans to investigate the previous allegations against Cook [2] Political Implications - Pulte has publicly criticized Cook on social media, asserting that no one is above the law and sharing images of mortgage documents with identical signatures [2] - A hearing has been scheduled by U.S. District Judge Jia Cobb to discuss Cook's request for a restraining order to maintain her position [2]