Safe Access to Cash Act of 2026
A bill to let federal law enforcement investigate and prosecute robberies at standalone cash machines, called the Safe Access to Cash Act of 2026. Senator Cruz, supporting the bill, told the story of a Georgia man killed while withdrawing cash from a standalone ATM on Black Friday in 2021, said robberies at cash machines are rising, and argued federal prosecutors often lack the power to pursue these crimes; he urged the Senate to pass the bill.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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