The Justice Department will enforce a new crypto ethics rule, signed by President Trump, that prohibits federal officials, including Congress members and the president, from issuing digital assets. This decision has sparked controversy, particularly among Democrats, who argue that the Justice Department's role is inappropriate. Maryland Senator Angela Alsobrooks criticized the enforcement arrangement, stating she would oppose the bill if it remains unchanged. The provision is a key hurdle for the Clarity Act, with debates focusing on Trump's involvement with World Liberty Financial, from which he reportedly earned millions. The White House is collaborating with lawmakers to progress the bill, attributing delays to Democratic opposition.