US EditionCitibank Reverses Course, Drops Anti- Second Amendment Policy
- Citibank dropped its 2018 policy restricting Second Amendment rights of clients in 2025 at its corporate headquarters in New York.
- The policy revision comes as a response to new regulations, presidential directives, and changes in federal law affecting banking practices related to firearms.
- Citibank’s 2018 policy required business clients not to sell firearms unless meeting bank conditions and banned sales of bump stocks and high-capacity magazines nationwide.
- Edward Skyler stated that the bank has revised its approach regarding firearms-related policies and emphasized that these updates strengthen their dedication to providing equitable service to all clients.
- This reversal signals Citibank’s effort to prevent discrimination based on political affiliation and respond to criticisms of biased banking practices targeting conservatives and gun-related businesses.
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Citibank Reverses Course, Drops Anti-Second Amendment Policy - The Pennsylvania Daily Star
by Bethany Blankley Citibank this week dropped a policy it implemented in 2018 restricting the Second Amendment rights of clients. While claiming it “has always been fully committed to treating all current and potential clients fairly,” it said concerns were raised “regarding ‘fair access’ to banking services.” Six years later, under a second Trump… The post Citibank Reverses Course, Drops Anti-Second Amendment Policy appeared first on The Pen…
Citigroup Reverses Course on Controversial Firearm Policies - The Thinking Conservative
Citigroup reversed its policy requiring retail business clients to refrain from selling firearms to those who haven’t passed background checks. The post Citigroup Reverses Course on Controversial Firearm Policies appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.
Citibank Reverses Course, Drops Anti-Second Amendment Policy | The Star News Network
by Bethany Blankley Citibank this week dropped a policy it implemented in 2018 restricting the Second Amendment rights of clients. While claiming it “has always been fully committed to treating all current and potential clients fairly,” it said concerns were raised “regarding ‘fair access’ to banking services.” Six years later, under a second Trump administration, it’s now changing its policy to comply with “regulatory developments, recent Exe…
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The BlazeMajor bank announces end of de-banking policies on guns and political affiliation
After years of criticism from the right about unfair "de-banking" practices, a major U.S. bank announced the end of the policy as it relates to political affiliation and gun sales. Citigroup announced that they changed their firearms policies, which had been instituted after the heinous 2018 school shooting in Parkland, Florida. 'The American people are sick and tired of woke corporations discriminating against conservatives and gun owners!' "We…
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