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Take Action: Two Opportunities to Support AB 2116

As you know, AB 2116 (Schiavo) passed the California Assembly Appropriations Committee last week, sending it to the Assembly Floor next. Help us push this bill through the Assembly! Sign on to our letter of support.

After the Assembly, the bill will be heard in the Senate Banking Committee on June 8, making our 2026 Advocacy Day (June 1-2) the perfect opportunity to champion this legislation directly with Senators’ offices! Register by TOMORROW to have us arrange your meetings.

Not sure what to expect or how to make the most of your meetings? Join our free Advocacy Day Prep Webinar on May 27 at 2:00pm PT, where we’ll walk you through the issues, talking points, and tips for effective legislative advocacy.

SCALE Road Tour: San Bruno

When Tania Martinez and Carlos Vazquez had the opportunity to become business owners, they were excited but unsure where to begin. During last week’s SCALE Road Tour stop at C&C Auto Refinishing in San Bruno, we learned how Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center and Working Solutions CDFI helped support their entrepreneurial journey through California’s SCALE program. Read their story on the CAMEO Network blog.

Member Kudos: SF New Deal is a 2026 CA Nonprofit of the Year

To mark California Nonprofits Day (May 20), California state legislators have selected a 2026 Nonprofit of the Year from their districts. District 17 Assemblymember Matt Haney has honored CAMEO member SF New Deal. Congratulations! 🎉

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Executive Order on Know Your Customer Requirements

President Trump’s recent Executive Order directs federal regulators to strengthen Know Your Customer frameworks under the Bank Secrecy Act. The order introduces new compliance considerations for lenders: immigration status and ITIN usage may now trigger enhanced due diligence, foreign consular IDs are flagged as risk factors, and certain payroll and cash transaction patterns could be flagged as suspicious activity.

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