The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau fired some probationary staff on Tuesday, according to a recipient of a termination letter and people familiar with the matter, the latest move in an onslaught of the agency by the administration of President Donald Trump.

CFPB employees must "get approval in writing" to do any work this week, acting director Russell Vought wrote in an email.

The top officials for enforcement and supervision at the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said on Tuesday they had resigned, citing the Trump administration's decision to halt all activity at the agency,

President Trump’s newly appointed Consumer Financial Protection Bureau chief has ordered the closure of the agency’s headquarters and directed staff to halt all supervisory activities. Chief Russell Vought instructed CFPB employees to cease all supervision and examination activity.

President Donald Trump's newly installed chief of the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Monday directed all of the agency's workers to desist from performing any work, according

President Donald Trump's newly installed chief of the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau told all of the agency's staff on Monday to stay away from the office and do no work, according to an email reviewed by Reuters.