Date: October 27, 2023Contact: newsroom@ci.irs.gov SAN DIEGO — Two Mexican nationals and their unlicensed money transmitting business admitted in federal court today that they illegally helped foreign gamblers move money stealthily through the U.S. financial system to avoid scrutiny by U.S. and foreign law enforcement and regulators.
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