“This shift represents an estimated shortfall of 87.4% of all future funding to the private prison and for-profit immigrant detention industry, which depends on these bank credit lines and loans to finance their day to day operations.”
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The banks that have committed to ending ties with the private prison and immigrant detention industry: JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, SunTrust, BNP Paribas, Fifth Third Bancorp, Barclays, and PNC.
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Sadly there are plenty of non bank lenders to pick up the slack.
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Really? With this kind of awareness hopefully we Americans will follow the money & boycott their sources. Public awareness makes a huge difference .
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Bwahahahahahaha like investing in animal cages for small children?
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This is the American way. Kudos to the banks.
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Kudos to the banks, for *checks notes* waiting until 2019 to stop financing concentration camps
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We need to clean them up, not get rid of them given what they do.
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GOOD NEWS: All major banks that supported the private prisons behind mass incarceration and immigrant detention have now committed to NOT renew credit lines/loans to GEO Group and CoreCivic.
This is a HUGE win.
