US (AMERICANS FOR FINANCIAL REFORM) : WALL STREET wants the CFPB gone. We are fighting back.

 

When the Trump administration took control of the Consumer Financial  Protection Bureau, they immediately began attempting to dismantle it from  the inside. Enforcement actions were dropped, workers were sidelined, and oversight  was frozen, turning an agency built to protect working people into one that  served powerful financial interests. This campaign has always been deliberate. The CFPB has returned more than $20 billion to over 200 million people. It  has cracked down on junk fees, predatory lending, discrimination, and financial  scams. Wall Street has worked for years to weaken it, and the Trump  administration accelerated that effort. Those attacks have been blocked because of organized resistance. Courts  intervened. Allies in Congress stepped up. Americans for Financial Reform,  backed up by our nationwide network of more than 300,000 supporters  mobilized every tool available to stop the damage in  real time. We coordinated coalitions, briefed lawmakers, supported legal  challenges, and forced public accountability. You make this work possible. Please rush a donation and deliver the  resources we need to support our team in this fight, counter Wall Street  influence, and defend the CFPB now. If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your secure  donation will go through immediately: Chip in $27 now   Chip in $75 now Chip in $150 now   Chip in $300 now Chip in $1000 now   other amount The threat continues. Trump’s allies are appealing court rulings. Efforts to cut  off funding, halt enforcement, and paralyze the agency are still underway. Wall  Street is counting on exhaustion and silence. We are staying in this fight. We’re fortunate to work with powerful allies like Senator Elizabeth Warren. Here’s  what she said about our partnership in this fight:   “Americans for Financial Reform’s leadership is key in our efforts to stop   the Trump administration's attempts to destroy the CFPB. AFR is out there   every day, bringing together the efforts of dozens of civil rights, organizing,   and economic justice organizations, magnifying their power to make sure   everyone’s voice is included.”   That leadership is why the CFPB is still standing today. The CFPB exists because people demanded accountability after the financial  crisis. It survives today because sustained pressure has blocked every attempt to  dismantle it. Legal action, congressional engagement, and public organizing have  made the difference. AFR continues to lead that work. We are coordinating national partners, briefing  lawmakers, supporting litigation, and responding immediately to new attacks on  consumer protections. If this agency falls, the consequences will be immediate. Junk fees will rise,  discrimination will spread, financial fraud will accelerate, and accountability  will disappear. The CFPB can still be saved, but only if we fight for it through relentless  pressure, constant organizing, and a refusal to let Wall Street or its allies  dismantle the protections millions of Americans rely on. Contribute $5 and  support this critical work now. Let’s make sure this critical watchdog can continue to do its job. -Ericka. Ericka Taylor (she/her) Co-Executive Director Americans for Financial Reform. Support the campaign

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France (CHANGE.ORG) : NON A LA FERMETURE DE CLASSE A L' ECOLE JACQUES-DELORS !

 

Cette pétition prend de l'ampleur sur Change.org, et nous avons pensé que vous souhaiteriez peut-être la signer : Non à la fermeture de classe à l’école Jacques Delors ! Parents Elus 22 rue Saint-Maur PARIS 11E a lancé cette pétition et il y a maintenant 620 signataires Signez cette pétition en un seul clic La fermeture annoncée d’une classe à l’Ecole primaire Jacques Delors (Paris 11e), seulement trois ans après une première suppression, suscite une vive inquiétude et une profonde incompréhension. Les prévisions d’effectifs, probablement sous-estimées, ne reflètent pas la réalité d’un établissement marqué par des ajustements réguliers en cours d’année. Cette décision risque d’entraîner une surcharge des classes, au détriment de la qualité des apprentissages et de l’accompagnement des élèves, en particulier dans un contexte social qui nécessite au contraire des moyens renforcés. Elle aggraverait également les difficultés déjà existantes liées au manque de remplaçants, dégraderait le bien-être des enfants ainsi que le climat scolaire, et alourdirait la charge de travail des enseignants. Enfin, les économies apparentes à court terme pourraient générer des coûts éducatifs et sociaux bien plus importants à long terme. En signant cette pétition, vous soutenez non seulement l’Ecole publique Jacques Delors mais aussi l’engagement envers une éducation de qualité pour tous les enfants. Ensemble, nous pouvons faire la différence. Agissons maintenant avant qu’il ne soit trop tard. Signez pour préserver la qualité de l’éducation à l’Ecole Jacques Delors ! Signez cette pétition en un seul clic Voir la page de pétition

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France (CHANGE.ORG) : MISE A JOUR sur la PETITION "MAINTIEN DES CLASSES A L'ECOLE MARYSE-HILSZ – NON A LA FERMETURE DE DEUX CLASSES !"...

 

Nouvelle étape - 500 signatures Vous faites partie des 500 premières personnes à avoir signé cette pétition ? Bravo ! C'est maintenant qu’il faut faire grandir cette mobilisation. Si chaque signataire convainc une autre personne, la pétition atteindra les 1 000 signatures en un rien de temps. Maintien des classes à l’école Maryse Hilsz – Non à la fermeture de deux classes !

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US (AMERICANS FOR FINANCIAL REFORM) : The CFPB is UNDER SIEGE. We’re fighting back.

 

We stood outside the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit as judges heard arguments in a case that could determine the future of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Consumer advocates and CFPB workers rallied together as the Trump administration continues to push an aggressive plan to restructure, defund, and slash up to 90% of the agency’s workforce. Acting Director Russell Vought has taken steps to halt much of the CFPB’s work and pursue widespread layoffs and cutbacks on critical services, moves that have triggered ongoing litigation by the National Treasury Employees Union challenging those actions. Americans for Financial Reform is proud to support CFPB workers. We coordinated a coalition letter signed by nearly 100 national, state, and local organizations demanding that the Senate stand up for a strong, robust, and independent CFPB. That letter makes clear that the future of the CFPB is on the line and with it the only federal agency dedicated entirely to protecting people from financial exploitation. The CFPB has returned tens of billions of dollars to people who were cheated by big banks, payday lenders, student loan servicers, mortgage companies, and credit reporting giants. It has taken action on junk fees, racial discrimination in lending, predatory payday loans, and medical debt abuses. Weakening the CFPB hands power straight back to the corporations that caused so much harm in the first place. We are mobilizing legal experts, policy advocates, coalition partners, and grassroots supporters to defend this agency in the courts and in Congress. But this fight takes resources. Can you make a contribution today to help us defend the CFPB and protect its independence? Donate Now Nearly 100 organizations have publicly called on the Senate to defend the CFPB’s funding and structure. This is a broad coalition of consumer advocates, civil rights groups, and public interest leaders who understand that without the CFPB, predatory lenders and abusive financial actors will operate unchecked. As I said at the rally in February, if the CFPB is stripped down to a shell, enforcement actions stall. Investigations slow. Rules go unenforced. Families facing foreclosure, veterans targeted by scams, students buried in debt, and workers hit with illegal junk fees are left to fend for themselves. That is exactly what Wall Street has wanted for years. AFR has defended the CFPB since its creation. We fought for its strongest rules. We mobilized to protect it from previous attacks. And we are not backing down now. But we cannot do it without sustained support from people who believe in a fair financial system. Contribute $5 to help Americans for Financial Reform defend a strong, robust, and independent CFPB now. Let’s keep organizing, keep speaking out, and keep defending the CFPB until it has the full strength and independence consumers deserve. - Tom. Tom Feltner (he/him) Associate Director of Consumer Policy Americans for Financial Reform Support the campaign

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