The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) has expressed concerns to Senate leaders regarding the potential negative impacts of the Clarity Act. In a letter sent this week, the USHCC, representing millions of Hispanic-owned businesses, warned that the legislation could lead to accelerated deposit outflows, echoing worries from community banks. The organization fears that the Clarity Act may result in reduced lending to Hispanic small businesses and diminish investment in underserved communities. The USHCC's stance highlights the potential economic challenges the bill could pose to minority-owned enterprises across the nation.