If FinCEN received reports of suspicious activity involving potential violations of money laundering or sanctions involving President Trump, his immediate family and associates, would FinCEN immediately share it with the Justice Department, Special Counsel Mueller, or other interested law enforcement officials?
Maxine Waters: “If FinCEN received reports of suspicious activity involving potential violations of money laundering or sanctions…”
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Waters inquired about FinCEN's reporting procedures for suspicious activities related to Trump.
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