Chase moves to prevent ‘debanking’ over political, religious views

First on the fox JPMorgan Chase agreed to update their rules of behavior to protect against religious and political discrimination, while activists call it a “great victory” in the control of Debanking.

Debanking is the phenomenon in which the bank customer accounts have been canceled, often without any explanation. Conservatives have long claimed that the banks were targeting them unfairly in this practice.

As part of the agreement, the Conservative Group Alliance defended freedom withdrawing the shareholders’ proposal submitted by their customers, BowYer Research, calls for JPMorgan to issue a report on the risks associated with “religious discrimination against employees.” On the other hand, the bank has updated the section of its diversity and included it from its rules of behavior to prohibit discrimination against “religious opinions”, and included the language that prohibits discrimination against customers on their “political opinions.”

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JPMorgan has agreed to update its rules of behavior to prohibit discrimination on the basis of religious and political opinions. (Don emmert / AFP via Getty Images / Getty Images)

“We do not tolerate discrimination, harassment, inappropriate or abusive behavior by employees, agents, suppliers, contractors, or any other individuals who manage works or seek to do our work with race, color, race, religion, religious affiliations, excessive religious effects, national origin, origin, origin, military or eyewitness status. Local law,“ the code of behavior now states.

“We are regularly dealing with our shareholders to address their observations and educate them about our policies. We are happy that we are able to reach an agreement. The amendment to the language in the rules of our behavior is compatible with the previous public data,” JPMorgan Chase spokesman told Fox News Digital.

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Former American Senator Sam Bronback claimed that he was hacked by JPMorgan. (Mark Wilson / Getty Emiez) / Getti Emiez)

The coalition determined the defense of Freedom Lawyer Jeremy Tidisco at JPMorgan to make “changing the main policy”, and claimed that Debanking “is high.

“This type of change in politics in Chase should give customers a lot of hope that if they do a bank in Chis, their political and religious opinions will not be related to their ability to obtain a bank account,” Tedisco, who led negotiations with the bank, told Fox News Digital.

Former American Senator Sam Bronback claimed that the financial institution canceled the account of non -profit organizations, the National Committee for Religious Freedom, shortly after its opening in 2022.

“We went to a chased branch in Colombia to open an account. No problem. Then, several weeks later, I went to put another deposit in the account, and they said:“ Your account has been canceled, and we will send your money to you, ”said Brunbak at Fox Business.

Brunpak, who also held the position of Kansas Governor and Ambassador for Religious Freedom during the Trump administration, claimed that the employee in Chase was the offer to reopen his account, but only if the donors and any political candidates revealed his organization planning to believe it in Washington in the Washington newspaper. The former Ambassador of Fox News Digital told that changing chis in politics represents a “big victory”.

“I hope that Chis is ready to adopt this new protection a major role in preventing future discrimination in the country’s largest bank. This is a great victory, but we are out of completion,” said Brunbak.

The bank representative rejected all Debanking allegations in a statement of Fox News Digital.

“We have never closed a calculation of political or religious reasons,” said a spokesman for “JPMorganchase”.

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President Donald Trump in JPMorgan criticized the “Debanking” conservative at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland on January 23, 2025. (Halil Sagirkaya / Anadolu via Getty Images / Getty Images)

President Donald Trump called for JPMORGAN to engage in what he considers political discrimination at the World Economic Forum of Davos in January.

And I do not know if the organizers imposed this because of Biden or what [JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon] “I hope you open your banks to the conservatives, because what you do is wrong,” Trump said in Davos.

Jpmorgan denied that they had ended the customers and said they “will never close an account for political reasons.”