So, at what point is the distinction between an "illegal" alien and a legal resident made when it comes to money transfers, and who checks on an individual's immigration status at the point of purchase for the money transfer service?
This is a hidden tax on all money transfers being sold as a patriotic move to "punish" illegal aliens.
In the end, everyone transferring money will be taxed.
"Government in not the solution to the problem, government is the problem." -- Ronald Reagan
OK by me. I wish this was what GA was doing, but maybe it'll happen yet.
In my little town, there are three new tiendas selling "evios dinero"--it'd do my state a lot of good to help pay for incarcerations, ERs, schools, uninsured motor wrecks, etc...