STOP Scams Against Seniors Act
The STOP Scams Against Seniors Act authorizes the use of federal Byrne grant funds to create and run task forces specifically designed to combat financial scams targeting individuals aged 60 and older. These task forces would bring together local law enforcement, prosecutors, and federal agencies like the FBI and FTC to investigate fraud cases and assist victims. To ensure accountability, the bill requires grant recipients to submit detailed annual reports on the number of cases handled, victims supported, and the specific types of scams encountered. Additionally, the Attorney General must provide a yearly summary of this data to Congress.
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Introduced Jun 17, 2026
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Ashley Moody
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