White-collar crime isn’t victimless. It drives up costs, wipes out savings, destabilizes markets, and erodes trust in our financial system. As The Guardian reports, lawmakers are warning that federal regulators have failed to fully enforce the law against powerful financial actors, even as fraud, market manipulation, and corporate misconduct continue to harm everyday people. Agencies like the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Department of Justice, and other financial watchdogs exist to protect the public. When enforcement is weak or selective, it sends a dangerous signal that wealth and influence put some people above the law. We need strong, independent enforcement that treats white-collar crime with the seriousness it deserves. That means robust investigations, meaningful penalties, and real consequences for executives and institutions that break the rules. Add your name to demand the SEC and federal regulators crack down on white-collar financial crime and enforce the law without fear or favor. A fair economy depends on equal accountability. When regulators do their jobs, they protect workers, retirees, and honest businesses alike. Together, we can push for a financial system that rewards integrity, not exploitation.