CFA joined 137 consumer, civil rights, community, housing, labor, small business, and other public interest groups in a letter to Congress expressing strong support for the nomination of Federal Trade Commissioner Rohit Chopra as the next Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB or Bureau). The Commissioner’s commitment to consumer protection, effectiveness at using the tools of government to serve the public interest, and willingness to challenge powerful corporate interests when necessary are exactly what the Bureau needs to fulfill its crucial consumer protection mission.