Updates | The Week of July 24, 2017

The House voted to repeal a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rule that would protect consumers’ rights to sue banks in class actions (The Hill).

The House’s repeal resolution, issued using the Congressional Review Act, will now proceed to the Senate.

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