Trump Administration Ramps Up Efforts to Debank Immigrants
New CFPB Advisory Telling Banks To Consider Immigration Status Does Not Create a New Legal Requirement
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New CFPB Advisory Telling Banks To Consider Immigration Status Does Not Create a New Legal Requirement
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Order Could Enable Payday Lenders to Ignore State Consumer Protection Laws and Skip Guardrails to Get Bank Charters
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Appearing in MS NOW on April 22, 2025, Ja’han Jones quotes Odette Williamson, director of racial justice advocacy at NCLC, in coverage of a continuation othe Trump administration’s trend of pushing pro-segregation policies when it gutted rules to prevent discrimination in the lending industry. New rule changes at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, an agency…
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Volume 34, Issue 1 (2026) In the aftermath of a natural disaster, disaster survivors rely heavily on local and federal relief to rebuild their devastated homes. For households without formal legal title to their home, however, such relief is slower to arrive, leading to displaced families and damaged communities. Due to generations of frustrated access…
The Southern Poverty Law Center has been a leading advocate in the fight against hate, discrimination, violence, and the erosion of civil rights
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E.O. Rolls Back the Mortgage Lending Clock to Subprime Lending’s Heyday
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Friend of the Court Brief in Texas Fair Housing Case Calls Out Troubling Terms of Settlement Agreement
Originally appearing in Capital & Main on Jan. 15, 2026, Robin Urevich talks to Chi Chi Wu, director of consumer reporting and data advocacy at the National Consumer Law Center, about how credit history does not predict tenant success. “It’s especially illogical to use credit reports and credit scores [for vetting Section 8 tenants] because…
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Weak State Exemption Laws Exacerbate Affordability Crisis, Expand Racial Wealth Gap
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Advocates Call On Lending, Debt Collection, Credit Reporting Companies to Ease Financial Impact on Families
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Polling Finds Broad, Bipartisan Support for Ending Debt-Based Driving Restrictions
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Proposed Rule Change Would Condone Discrimination in Housing
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