The duo, the Trump campaign promise in the law, is unlikely to be non -partisan

An unlikely duo works together in the Senate to comply with one of President Donald Trump’s campaign promise.

Sens. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., And Josh Hawley, R-Mo.

“During the campaign, President Trump promised to reach interest rates for credit cards by ten percent,” said Sanders in an explanation. “Today I am proud to present non -partisan laws for two parties with Senator Hawley to do exactly that.”

Sander’s accused financial institutions that demand more than 25% interest for credit cards from “extortion” and “loan people”.

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An unlikely cross -party duo suggests an upper limit for credit card interest that Trump has agreed on the campaign path. (Reuters)

“We can not continue to make large banks to make enormous profits that tear down the American people. This legislation will provide working families who have difficulty paying their invoices urgently needed financial relief,” concluded his explanation.

The invoice would immediately remain effective at 10% and five years.

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In his own explanation, Hawley said: “The working Americans drown in Record credit card debt, while the largest credit cards are getting richer and richer by hiking their interest rates on the moon.”

“Not only is it wrong, it is exploitative. And it has to end. The Credit interest rates at 10%, just like President Trump, is a simple way, is an easy way to offer working people a sensible relief.”

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Trump started his office on January 20. (Getty Images)

Trump spoke about the limitation of interest rates during a campaign in September, where he set his economic agenda.

“During the work of the Americans, we will stop a temporary upper limit for the interest rates for the credit cards,” he said. “We will be buried at around 10%. We cannot have them done 25 and 30%.”

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Sanders promised to lead the laws this last year. (Joe Maher/Getty Pictures for Fane)

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After Trump was elected, Sanders promised to lead the laws for it and followed on Tuesday.

The White House was asked whether Trump was still considering this campaign and whether he supports the law of the Senators, but there were no comments on Fox News Digital for publication.