S 2950
Passed a chamber
Requires the State Department, with Justice and Treasury, to produce a global strategy against scam compounds and the criminal groups running them, and authorizes sanctions and a report on forfeiture-based victim redress.
Official title: Scam Compound Accountability and Mobilization Act
Timeline each lane is a chamber; dates pull from congress.gov actions
House
Received
09-DEC-2025
Senate
Introduced
30-SEP-2025
Referred
30-SEP-2025
Approved by committee
22-OCT-2025
Reported
30-OCT-2025
On the calendar
30-OCT-2025
Passed
08-DEC-2025
- Requires the Secretary of State, with the Attorney General and Treasury Secretary, to submit a global strategy to counter scam compounds within 180 days
- Creates an interagency task force to coordinate the strategy, monitor scam compounds, and report annually to Congress, terminating after six years
- Authorizes the President to sanction foreign persons who materially support scam compound operations, using International Emergency Economic Powers Act authorities, with a waiver option
- Requires the Attorney General to assess forfeiture law and recommend ways to use forfeited assets to compensate U.S. victims of scam operations
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■ 5 D■ 3 R
3 Republicans