WASHINGTON—The Securities and Alternate Fee pushed again Friday on Tesla Inc.’s allegation that regulators are harassing Chief Government Officer Elon Musk over his compliance with a 2018 regulatory settlement.
That deal targeted on claims that Mr. Musk misled traders with a tweet in 2018 about taking the electric-vehicle maker personal. The judgment required Tesla to preclear a few of Mr. Musk’s public statements, together with tweets deemed materials to shareholders.