US to make ‘de-banking’ someone for political beliefs, a crime

Which frankly, it already was. But now in Canada, it’s the rule. Surely though, there is a provision in law that makes it an offence for a bank to discriminate based on political views, especially traditional ones. But at least President Trump is re-entrenching this in law.

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