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The Clarity Act entered a consequential stretch in Congress with a public dispute already on the record.
The Blockchain Association countered claims filed by the National Sheriffs' Association, arguing the legislation would work in law enforcement's favor.
The two organizations now represent competing positions as lawmakers work through the bill. The argument on the table The National Sheriffs' Association raised objections to the Clarity Act.
The Blockchain Association, which represents companies in the digital asset space, pushed back directly: the bill, in the trade group's read, supports the agencies the sheriffs' group speaks for rather than weakening them.
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