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Louisiana Attorney General\u00a0Jeff Landry and the state\u2019s Bond Commission denied $600 million to Citibank and Bank of America over the gun control stance adopted by both companies.<\/h3>\n
AWR Hawkins
\nBreitbart.com<\/p>\n
Citibank and Bank of America were both to be part of a road financing plan in the state, but were omitted from the financial plan after arbitrarily placing new gun controls on banking customers.<\/p>\n
Louisiana Executive Division press secretary Ruth Wisher told Breitbart News that Landry and\u00a0State Treasurer John Schroder have been working on the state\u2019s response to corporate gun control \u201cfor some time.\u201d Omitting them from the $600 million is part of that response.<\/p>\n
On March 23, 2018, Breitbart News\u00a0reported<\/a>\u00a0Citibank\u2019s new gun control regulations, which require gun store customers to quit selling \u201chigh capacity\u201d magazines in order to do business with the bank. Citibank also\u00a0demanded<\/a>\u00a0bank store customers refuse long gun sales to anyone 18-20 years old, even though long gun sales to 18-20-year-olds are legal (and 18-20-year-olds can use fully automatic weapons in the U.S. military).<\/p>\n