Proposed Expansion of Secret Service Cyber-Crime Powers
July 18, 2024
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The Frame
If passed, this bill grants the Secret Service new legal authority to investigate unlicensed money transmitting businesses and extends the duration of federal financial intelligence-sharing programs by five years, impacting how federal agencies coordinate on cyber-financial crimes.
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United States Secret Service
The agency receives expanded legal authority to conduct investigations into specific money laundering and financial structuring crimes.
Financial institutions
These entities are subject to the investigative reach of the Secret Service under the expanded definitions of financial institutions provided in the bill.
Last recorded activity July 18, 2024.
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Why It Matters
If passed, this bill grants the Secret Service new legal authority to investigate unlicensed money transmitting businesses and extends the duration of federal financial intelligence-sharing programs by five years, impacting how federal agencies coordinate on cyber-financial crimes.
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