The possibility that banks may stop doing business with legitimate lenders, but concluded that solving that problem, if it exists, should be left to legitimate lenders themselves who can present sufficient information to banks to convince them that they are wholly legitimate.
Concerns about banks severing ties with legitimate lenders under Operation Choke Point.
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