The Scam Compound Accountability and Mobilization Act creates an interagency task force led by the State Department to combat international scam operations that target Americans and others worldwide. The task force, working with the Justice and Treasury Departments, will coordinate anti-scam strategies, monitor global scam compound activities, and identify countries that either enable or are impacted by these operations. The legislation requires the task force to provide annual public reports to Congress on their progress and findings for six years. The entire law will automatically expire after seven years unless Congress votes to extend it, ensuring periodic review of the program's effectiveness.
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