Doing so is a raw deal for car buyers, especially minorities, who continue to fall victim to deceptive and unfair practices. Let's let the CFPB do what it is supposed to do--protect the millions of consumers that will buy cars this year--and reject H.R. 1737. I urge a ``no'' vote on this misguided legislation.
Nydia M. Velazquez: “Doing so is a raw deal for car buyers, especially minorities, who continue to fall victim to deceptive and unfair…”
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