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The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, or FinCEN, is the agency within the Treasury Department charged with combating money laundering, terrorist financing, and other financial crimes. . What it does not do is force the banks to shut the money laundering down.β
βThe networks through which dirty money traverse the world have become vital arteries of the global economy. They enable a shadow financial system so wide-ranging and so unchecked that it has become inextricable from the so-called legitimate economy.β
βSen. Ron Wyden, a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, which requested some of these SARs, said the FinCEN Files investigation βreinforces the fact that we now have two systems of law enforcement and justice in the countryβ . .β
βDrug cartels move millions through US banks; poor people go to jail for possession. βIf you're wealthy and well-connected, you can figure out how to do an enormous amount of harm to society at large and ensure that it accrues to enormous financial benefit for all of you.ββ
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