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House passes bill to restrict SBA loans for noncitizens
The House has passed legislation that would ward off noncitizens from receiving Small Business Administration loans, bringing agency-driven SBA policy shifts from earlier this year a step closer to codification into law. The bill passed Friday 217-190, with eight Democrats joining all Republicans in voting for it…
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Majority Leader John Thune said a House-passed three-year extension can’t pass without changes…
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House GOP hardliners are driving a tough bargain — a full ban on a central bank digital currency, or bust…
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Majority Leader John Thune said a House-passed three-year extension can’t pass without changes…
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