Congressman Don Beyer speaks in front of the Consumer Protection Bureau. (Credit: Michael Pope)
Since the election of President Trump in 2016, efforts to crack down on predatory lending in Washington have all but ended. That’s causing a fair amount of concern among people who oppose high interest rates. Michael Pope reports.
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