In a letter sent to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Office of Inspector General, Senator Elizabeth Warren raised concerns about potential political influence impacting the agency’s cryptocurrency enforcement decisions. The letter specifically requested an investigation into whether President Trump or his associates may have exerted undue influence over recent SEC actions related to Ripple Labs and other crypto entities. 8 times mentioning Ripple in the letter. Warren pointed out that the SEC has paused or dismissed enforcement actions against multiple companies, including Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini, and others. She believes this aligns with political favors given to those connected to the Trump administration. Senator Warren’s request also included questions about Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse’s presence at a recent White House crypto summit and Ripple’s $5 million donation to President Trump’s inaugural committee. The letter prompted scrutiny over SEC decisions concerning Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini, and others, with allegations of political favoritism influencing these choices. Warren highlighted questions regarding financial connections to Ripple and other companies held by SEC chair nominee Paul Atkins, raising concerns about potential conflict of interest. This inquiry further examined the SEC’s February 27th statement on meme coins, stating that most were not securities. The letter requested details of communication and individuals with prior knowledge about key SEC decisions. Senator Warren seeks to ensure transparency and accountability in SEC enforcement processes.