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A coalition of treasurers, auditors, and comptrollers from 23 states has expressed strong support for President Donald Trump's recent executive order aimed at halting debanking practices. These financial leaders gathered to emphasize the importance of maintaining access to banking services for all citizens and businesses, arguing that debanking disproportionately affects those with fewer financial resources.
The group highlighted concerns that financial institutions have been increasingly cutting ties with clients based on their political beliefs or affiliations, which they view as an infringement on economic freedom. They believe that the executive order will help protect consumers and ensure that financial institutions operate in a fair and transparent manner.
By rallying together, these state finance chiefs hope to foster a more inclusive banking environment that serves the interests of all Americans. Their collective voice underscores a growing movement advocating for financial equity and the necessity of accessible banking services across the nation.
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