The president-elect apparently isn’t subject to conflict of interest laws, but his son-in-law could be. If Jared Kushner secures a White House staff position, his real estate and other business activities could pose potential conflict-of-interest issues, the Wall Street Journal reported. Kushner has hundreds of millions of dollars worth in outstanding loans and counts major foreign and domestic banks among financial partners. Key policies, like EB-5, could potentially have a major impact on Kushner’s business.