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US Congress Looking for its Share of On-line Gambling - Brief Article
Information Superhighways Newsletter, Sept, 2001
Certain members of the US Congress will put forth legislation this year in order to prevent on-line gambling. They will use two strategies, either ban on-line gambling outright or prevent the use of credit cards for on-line wagering. At issue is the fact that Internet gambling is "unregulated, untaxed, illegal, and often at an offshore location".
In addition, on-line gambling undermines the authority of individual states who have legalized gambling. Past bills proposing to ban on-line gambling have passed the Senate, but died in the House of Representatives.
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