Jared Kushner has been granted a permanent security clearance, The New York Times reported on Wednesday—and it’s an affront to every government worker and contractor held to a far stricter standard than the president’s son-in-law.

Kushner got the OK despite initially failing to mention dozens of contacts with foreign leaders or officials. Also, on his government financial disclosure form, he left out “loans totaling at least $1 billion, from more than 20 lenders, to properties and companies part-owned by Mr. Kushner,” according to The Wall Street Journal. Nor did Kushner acknowledge that he “provided personal guarantees on more than $300 million of the debt.”