*The loans to Trump and Kushner properties included a $2,164,543 loan to the Triomphe Restaurant Corp., at the Trump International Hotel & Tower in New York City. The company reported the money didn't go to keeping any jobs. It later closed.

*Two tenants at 725 5th Avenue, Trump Tower, received more than $100,000 and kept only three jobs.

*Four tenants at the Kushner-owned 666 5th Avenue combined received more than $204,000, and retained only six jobs.

"Many months and broken promises later, the court-ordered release of this crucial data while the Trump administration is one foot out the door is a shameful dereliction of duty and flagrant mismanagement of a program that millions of workers and small businesses needed to get through this pandemic," Kyle Herrig, president of Accountable.US, an accountability watchdog, said in a statement.

"Only now - after its hand has been forced, hundreds of thousands of small businesses have gone under, and millions of taxpayer dollars were wasted " has this administration pulled back the curtains to reveal the malpractice going on behind the scenes," Herrig said.