https://bitcoinmagazine.com/business/us-infrastructure-bill-bitcoin-miners-coders-exempt
US lawmakers are moving to deny that provisions in a proposed $1 trillion infrastructure bill are intended to be as broad as interpreted by Bitcoin policy groups.

US Infrastructure Bill Author Promises Bitcoin Miners and Coders Will Be Exempt
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