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Evaluation of GSA's Management and Administration of the Old Post Office Building Lease

General Services Administration Office of Inspector General

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  1. documented

    The lease remained in place while Trump retained a beneficial interest, and the GSA inspector general found the agency's review improperly ignored constitutional questions; the report did not decide whether an Emoluments Clause violation occurred.

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  2. documented

    GSA issued an estoppel certificate allowing the lease to continue under a revised operating arrangement after Trump took office.

    Executive summary and findings on GSA's post-election constitutional review

    The Government Lease Beneath the Trump D.C. Hotel: The record · The record

  3. documented

    Trump retained the beneficial business interest in the tenant while serving as president.

    Executive summary and findings on GSA's post-election constitutional review

    The Government Lease Beneath the Trump D.C. Hotel: The record · The record

  4. documented

    The OIG expressly did not determine whether Trump violated the Constitution or whether any violation breached the lease.

    Executive summary and findings on GSA's post-election constitutional review

    The Government Lease Beneath the Trump D.C. Hotel: Evidentiary limit · Evidentiary limit

  5. documented

    GSA's inspector general found that the agency improperly ignored constitutional issues in its lease analysis.

    Executive summary and findings on GSA's post-election constitutional review

    The Government Lease Beneath the Trump D.C. Hotel: Outcome · Outcome