In the latter half of 2025, the U.S. Department of Justice is set to prioritize investigations and enforcement activities, particularly concerning the management of goods entering and leaving the country, alongside tackling perceived reverse discrimination, according to legal experts at Baker Botts. These enforcement trends come after recent high-profile investigations, settlements, and decisions not to prosecute, which have elucidated the administration’s focus areas. The appointment of key personnel within the DOJ under the Trump administration has also led to updated corporate enforcement policies.
For further insights into the specific areas the DOJ will concentrate on, including the new policies implemented, more information is available in the detailed report on Law360.