SKIM Act
The SKIM Act (HR 3810) increases penalties for fraud involving counterfeit access devices like credit cards. It requires the U.S. Sentencing Commission to raise fraud offense levels by 4 points (minimum level 14) and count all unauthorized charges from 10+ counterfeit devices toward total losses. The bill also mandates a 90-day report to Congress from the Attorney General and DHS, detailing law enforcement coordination, fraud technologies, assistance requests, and recommendations for combating such fraud. This directly affects federal courts (through sentencing changes), law enforcement agencies, and businesses vulnerable to access device fraud.
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Introduction
Jun 2025
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Introduced Jun 6, 2025
Last action Jun 6, 2025
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Jun 6, 2025
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Referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary.
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Jun 6, 2025
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1 primary · 17 co-sponsors
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Vince Fong
RRepublican
Co
Addison P. McDowell
RRepublican
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Andrew R. Garbarino
RRepublican
Co
Brad Knott
RRepublican
Co
David G. Valadao
RRepublican
Co
Derek Schmidt
RRepublican
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Don Bacon
RRepublican
Co
Glenn Grothman
RRepublican
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James Gallagher
RRepublican
Co
Jay Obernolte
RRepublican
Co
Jefferson Shreve
RRepublican
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