Prosecutors push tougher law on overseas credit card crime
Justice Department seeks new U S law to make it illegal to possess buy or sell a stolen US issued credit card anywhere in the world. Officials say current statutes miss overseas networks operating mainly from non U S countries and using online marketplaces to traffic data on a global scale. The move targets international criminals who never set foot in the United States yet conduct large scale fraud.
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