The action casts longstanding AML failures as a national security threat, emphasizing Chinese money laundering networks and illicit finance along the southwest border. Beneath that framing, Bank of America admits that deficient controls caused missed or delayed reporting of more than $5 billion in suspicious activity despite repeated warnings.
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