The US Department of Justice has initiated significant actions against a number of overseas scam centers, particularly in Southeast Asia, targeting American citizens. Recent efforts include charges against two Chinese nationals accused of running a large cyberscam operation in Myanmar and the imposition of sanctions against a Cambodian senator linked to these fraudulent activities. Additionally, the DOJ is working diligently to recover approximately $700 million lost in a fraudulent cryptocurrency scheme, with U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announcing multiple charges against Chinese operatives orchestrating scams from Burma and Cambodia. The Justice Department, alongside the State Department, is also offering rewards for information leading to the capture of key players in these international fraud networks, highlighting the growing concern over foreign cartels exploiting American victims.