Scam Defense Strategy Act

This bill would require the Commander of U.S. Cyber Command to send Congress a report within 6 months of the law taking effect. The report would recommend actions the Secretary of Defense could take in cyberspace to defend the United States, its citizens, assets, and interests against transnational organized crime networks linked to the Chinese Communist Party that run digital scams. The bill also includes findings by Congress about scam losses reported by Americans, human trafficking into scam operations in Southeast Asia, and reported ties between these networks and the Chinese government.

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Sponsors

• Eugene Simon Vindman Democrat sponsor
• 1 cosponsors