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"The core team of moderate Democrats that has been working to pass the legislation for years fought back Tuesday, calling out critics who they said were exaggerating the impact of the legislation.
“I am not going to let this legislative history get papered with misstatements about this bill,” Sen. Heidi Heitkamp(D-N.D.) said, vowing to “make sure that our bill is accurately discussed."
The bill — one of the few important bipartisan pieces of legislation to move through Congress — would peel back key parts of Dodd-Frank, the 2010 law that was one of former President Barack Obama's signature achievements, while leaving most of its regulations intact.
It has several elements aimed at scaling back lending rules. They include: relaxed mortgage regulations for small banks; broad exemptions from oversight for regional banks with up to $250 billion in assets; a mandate that the Federal Reserve tailor its rules for big banks; and easier capital and liquidity requirements for a number of the nation's largest lenders.
The bill includes a handful of consumer protections, such as a requirement that credit reporting companies like Equifax provide free credit monitoring to members of the military — a proposal that has alarmed conservatives who warn that it would expose the firms to lawsuits.
Democrats who helped draft the bill argue that the legislation is an overdue recalibration of Dodd-Frank that would help make it easier for small and midsize banks to provide credit, particularly in rural areas."
List of Democrats supporting the bill
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