The Burbank man, Javier Torres, said he sent $1,000 via Western Union in March to pay for a car he bought from a friend in suburban Phoenix. When Torres' friend did not get the money, Torres said he contacted Western Union, which passed along his name to Arizona authorities. Soon Torres said he received a call from state investigators, who said he had to prove the transfer was part of a legitimate transaction to get the money back.Need Money?
Because he could not produce documentation of the auto purchase—he had already resold the car, he said—Torres never recovered the money he wired. He ended up having to pay his friend a second time by mail.
State courts have allowed Arizona Atty. Gen. Terry Goddard's office to stop transfers that come from certain states, exceed a certain amount and are executed by certain companies during a specified period.
[ cf Suit: Arizona targets money wired from immigrant communities ]
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If they whine, have them PROVE that they are Not Terrorists....
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