Senator Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming has expressed approval of the Trump administration’s decision to halt enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act against U.S. citizens and domestic reporting companies. Lummis stated, “This is a major win for small businesses all across the Cowboy State.” She emphasized her efforts by filing an amicus brief with the Supreme Court to prevent what she describes as an unconstitutional measure affecting small businesses in Wyoming.
Lummis criticized previous policies under the Biden administration, suggesting they were detrimental to local enterprises. She praised President Trump and Secretary Bessent for their actions aimed at promoting American prosperity and reducing regulatory constraints.
Earlier this year, Senator Lummis collaborated with Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray to submit an amici curiae brief. This legal document was intended to challenge the implementation of the Corporate Transparency Act, which they argue imposes significant regulatory burdens on small businesses in Wyoming.
