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Executive Order Expands Financial Oversight Targeting Fraud and Illegal Labor

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President Donald Trump issued Executive Order 14406 on May 19, 2026, which requires the US Department of the Treasury to issue formal advisories regarding risks associated with the exploitation of the US financial system by non-work-authorized populations. Following this, regulators, including the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and the National Credit Union Administration, issued guidance reminding banks of their know-your-customer requirements concerning credit risk for borrowers who are not authorized to work in the United States.

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The measures aim to crack down on payroll tax fraud schemes, which have reportedly involved over $2.5 billion in suspicious activity in 2025. The guidance strongly encourages banks to be vigilant against fraud and to report employers who exploit unauthorized workers to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

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  • Donald TrumpIssued the executive order mandating enhanced financial oversight targeting financial crime and fraud.
  • Scott BessentIs responsible for communicating and implementing the new Treasury guidance to the industry.

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  1. Trump issues executive order regarding financial oversight of banks.1 source
  2. Executive order expands government oversight of financial institutions.2 sources
  3. Executive orders are guiding financial institutions' operations.1 source
  4. Executive orders expand government oversight of banking operations.1 source
  5. Trump outlines new approach for financial institutions at a banking conference in Houston.1 source
  6. Executive order from the Trump administration mandates enhanced financial oversight targeting financial crime and fraud.1 source
  7. Executive order requires financial institutions to cooperate with government agencies.1 source
  8. Executive order expands financial oversight guidance for banks.1 source
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  1. Executive order expands guidance on financial institution oversight.1 source
  2. Trump administration uses executive orders to guide financial institution operations.1 source

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