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To review/revise current banking laws to give major lenience to veteran's overseas on tour with foreclosures.

Created by F.P. on January 05, 2013

I would like the Obama Administration to give a serious look into the banking laws we have, in regards to our veterans, more specifically those who are serving overseas in the Middle East. These brave men and women, give so much for us, day in and day out. Yet time and again, we hear stories of soldier's who just don't make enough money, and come home after tours after tour of duty, to a foreclosed home. I think we need to take serious action on this, and have banks and lending companies, give major lenience to those serving their country overseas. I think they need to work more with veterans in order to help them keep the home they fought to protect, instead of simply just throwing them on the streets. Don't we owe them a little more respect than that, given what they go through?

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