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Key Takeaways
- September 15 decides whether debate begins.
- Senate amendments would follow a win.
- House approval may still be needed.
The sheriffs have stopped opposing CLARITY
The National Sheriffs’ Association has changed its position on the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act from opposition to neutrality. Semafor reported that an administration official shared the association’s September 3 letter to Senate leaders.
“Given the complexity of the legislation and the number of important details that remain under consideration, the NSA is changing its position on the CLARITY Act to neutral.”
The group is no longer urging senators to reject the bill, but it is not endorsing it either. Its letter says the association wants to step back and allow Congress to continue working on a digital-asset regulatory framework.
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