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Tribal consumer lending is exempt from state regulation because the lending is done through tribal governments and not by commercial banks.

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Tribal consumer lending is exempt from state regulation because the tribes are sovereign nations and, as such, are not subject to state laws. State laws do not apply to tribal governments, so tribal organizations are not required to follow the same regulations as state institutions.

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Published: Wednesday, December 14, 2022

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