Speak Up for Affordable Housing and Stop the Return of Redlining!

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Proposed changes to the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) could bring back redlining, relax affordable housing definitions, and reduce the number of bank loans, investments, and services in low- and moderate-income communities.

The CRA was developed in 1977 to curb redlining—discriminatory lending—and push banks to better serve communities. Experts say it worked like a champ.

Now, federal agencies are proposing changes to modernize the complex law.

But housing advocate Miriam Axel-Lute and others worry it weakens the CRA and is a "clear invitation to return to redlining."

Community Reinvestment Act Regulations: Extension of Comment Period

Regulations.gov Document IDOCC-2018-0008-1960 (download PDF)

AgencyComptroller of the Currency

Comment PeriodFeb 26, 2020 to Apr 8, 2020

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