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Luree Dell-Bryan on November 11, 2026

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David Nelson

Keep up the great work Scott Bessent

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Here's the expanded version with the executive orders, dates, dollar amounts, and Treasury actions listed individually. I also included Executive Order 13902, which was used in the Canadian sanctions. COULD PRESIDENT TRUMP AND TREASURY SECRETARY SCOTT BESSENT BE DISMANTLING CORRUPT INTERNATIONAL FI... View MoreHere's the expanded version with the executive orders, dates, dollar amounts, and Treasury actions listed individually. I also included Executive Order 13902, which was used in the Canadian sanctions. COULD PRESIDENT TRUMP AND TREASURY SECRETARY SCOTT BESSENT BE DISMANTLING CORRUPT INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL NETWORKS? Look at what's happening with banks around the world. Reports of frozen accounts, cyberattacks, massive financial penalties, and banking disruptions are raising serious questions. Meanwhile, President Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent are taking concrete action against international money laundering, illicit transactions, and financial networks operating across borders. HERE ARE THE FACTS, ONE BY ONE: 1. May 19, 2026 — Executive Order 14406: Restoring Integrity to America's Financial System. President Trump signed an executive order directing stronger scrutiny of financial fraud, suspicious international money transfers, shell companies used to conceal ownership, payroll tax evasion, and other illicit financial activities. 2. November 6, 2026 — $16 BILLION in suspicious international financial transactions. Under Operation Economic Outcast, Scott Bessent's Treasury Department moved to cut cryptocurrency exchange MEXC Global off from the American financial system. Treasury identified at least $16 billion in transactions connected to sanctions evasion, cybercrime, and illicit financial activity involving Iran, North Korea, and Russia. 3. November 6, 2026 — Eight Canadian financial businesses sanctioned. Treasury sanctioned eight Canadian money-service businesses accused of helping Iranian entities evade American sanctions. Some were also linked to international drug-money laundering operations. 4. Executive Order 13902 — Targeting Iran's financial networks. Originally signed by President Trump on January 10, 2020, this executive order provides authority to sanction entities operating in designated sectors of Iran's economy. Treasury used this authority in its November 2026 crackdown on Canadian financial businesses. 5. International financial enforcement. The Treasury Department continues working with international financial authorities to identify money laundering, terrorist financing, sanctions evasion, and criminal financial networks operating across national borders. 6. America's financial leverage. The American dollar remains central to international banking. When the United States cuts organizations off from its financial system, it can severely disrupt their ability to move money, conduct transactions, and operate internationally. NOW CONNECT THE DOTS AND ASK THE QUESTIONS. Could Trump and Bessent be doing more than simply prosecuting financial criminals? Could these actions also weaken powerful international financial networks that have profited from moving questionable money around the world for decades? I'm not claiming every banking disruption is connected. That hasn't been established. But the Treasury actions themselves are real, documented, and significant. The bigger question is whether we're witnessing an ordinary financial crackdown or the beginning of a much larger restructuring of international financial power. Time will tell. But one thing is certain: President Trump and Scott Bessent are putting serious pressure on illicit international financial operations, and I'm going to be watching closely!

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