Friday, April 10, 2026

FDIC Votes to Ignore Money Laundering Foot Faults After Eliminated Public Notice of Branch Applications

SOUTH BRONX / SDNY, April 7 – The FDIC Board on April 7 approved a move away from enforcing anti-money laundering laws against that chairman Travis Hill dismissively called "foot faults." This amid increasing terrorist finance, and the recent genocide / Janjaweed assistance verdict against BNP Paribas bank in SDNY court, covered by Inner City Press.

   This same FDIC Board back on December 16, 2025 approved without even any canned discussion or staff presentation what Hill was the "streamlining" bank application - in fact, the elimination of public notice.

   All this while making a point of invoking the Government in the Sunshine Act, if only to have a three-person vote to override it. Fair Finance Watch had commented extensively to the FDIC against that move - but no negative comment was even mentioned at the FDIC board meeting, nor even in the memo. Lawless.

   We will have more reporting from DC soon.

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