Individuals participating in certain public assistance programs prohibited from using money transmission to send money to a foreign country, and money transmitters required to report certain information on individuals.

Summary

The bill bars anyone enrolled in listed Minnesota public assistance programs from using a licensed money‑transmission service to remit funds to another country. If a recipient does so, they lose eligibility for all public assistance programs. Licensed transmitters must submit semi‑annual reports identifying these individuals to state commissioners, who must then terminate their benefits.

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