Catholic Leaders Raise Concerns Over Clarity Act's Impact on Safeguards Against Illicit Activities
A coalition of nearly 100 Catholic leaders, led by the Alliance to End Human Trafficking, has voiced strong opposition to the Clarity Act, citing potential risks to safeguards against illicit finance and human trafficking.
Editorial Staff
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Updated about 13 hours ago
On June 23, 2026, nearly 100 Catholic leaders expressed their opposition to the Clarity Act, a sweeping cryptocurrency bill.
The Alliance to End Human Trafficking, which is backed by various Catholic organizations, highlighted concerns that the legislation could weaken existing safeguards.
Their focus centers on the potential implications for illicit finance and human trafficking, raising alarms about the bill's broader impact on these critical issues.