The Trump Organization has announced a new ethics plan for President-elect Donald Trump, which limits his involvement in the company while permitting new business dealings with foreign entities. Unlike during his first term, the new plan only restricts transactions with foreign governments, raising concerns among ethics watchdogs about potential conflicts of interest. The organization has appointed William Burck as an outside ethics advisor to oversee transactions exceeding certain thresholds. This shift highlights an ongoing debate surrounding Trump’s financial interests and influence on foreign policy during his presidency.