Minnesota SF4495 prohibits public assistance recipients from using money transmitters to send money abroad.

Minnesota SF4495 amends state statutes to prohibit individuals participating in certain public assistance programs from using money transmitters to send money to a foreign country. Money transmitters must report every six months to the commissioner of children, youth, and families and the commissioner of human services, identifying individuals who used their services to send money abroad. If an individual violates this prohibition, they lose eligibility for all public assistance programs.

Minnesota SF4495 prohibits public assistance recipients from using money transmitters to send money abroad.

Minnesota SF4495 amends state statutes to prohibit individuals participating in certain public assistance programs from using money transmitters to send money to a foreign country. Money transmitters must report every six months to the commissioner of children, youth, and families and the commissioner of human services, identifying individuals who used their services to send money abroad. If an individual violates this prohibition, they lose eligibility for all public assistance programs.