Jack, in 2018, Congress rolled back parts of the Dodd-Frank law that protects consumers from banks gambling with our money.

By raising the “too big to fail” threshold from $50 billion in assets to $250 billion, Congress enabled the risky moves that led to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank. The loosened bank regulations ultimately left consumers and the government holding the bag.

Tell Congress: Repeal the Trump-era rollbacks. Co-sponsor the Secure Viable Banking Act now!

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If mid-sized banks are going to endanger the country's financial stability, they must be held to strict standards. The public should not pay the price for risky behavior, while rich bank executives rake in the profits and avoid accountability.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Rep. Katie Porter have introduced the Secure Viable Banking Act, legislation that would restore key consumer protections in Dodd-Frank that were repealed in 2018. Strengthening the rules for banks will reduce the likelihood of future bank failures and protect American jobs and small businesses.

Congress must restore stability and accountability to the nation’s banking system by swiftly passing the Secure Viable Banking Act. Now is the time to strengthen regulations protecting consumers, depositors, and our economy.

Tell Congress: Repeal the Trump-era rollbacks. Co-sponsor the Secure Viable Banking Act now!

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Keep fighting,
Monique Teal, Daily Kos