,,iii  #aacth ,,congress  #b;d ,session 
,s4 ,,res4 #efc  ,,in ,,the ,,senate    
,,of ,,the ,,united ,,states  ,september
 #ah1 #bjad ,mr4 ,kirk 7for himself1    
,mr4 ,mc,connell1 ,mr4 ,coats1 ,mr4     
,isakson1 ,mr4 ,chambliss1 ,mr4 ,wicker1
 ,mr4 ,thune1 ,mr4 ,blunt1 ,mr4         
,boozman1 ,mr4 ,johnson of ,wisconsin1  
,mr4 ,cornyn1 and ,mr4 ,grassley7       
submitted the following resolution2     
which was referred to the ,committee on 
,foreign ,relations  ,,resolution       
,expressing the sense of the ,senate    
that the ,president should pursue       
extradition authority for international 
cybercriminals committing credit card   
theft targeting ,united ,states         
citizens4  ,whereas the number of       
,united ,states citizens who have had   
their identity and financial information
 compromised as a result of recent data 
breaches at major retailers exceeds     
#ajj1jjj1jjj2 ,whereas the financial    
security of middle class ,americans has 
been put at risk by these criminal      

attacks2 ,whereas cybercrimes targeting 
the financial information of ,united    
,states citizens are often transnational
 crimes2 and ,whereas the ,united       
,states does not currently have         
established extradition agreements with 
many countries acting as safe havens for
 cybercriminals3 ,now1 therefore1 be it 
,that it is the sense of the ,senate    
that the ,president should immediately  
launch international negotiations with  
the governments of the world's leading  
powers for new1 effective extradition   
treaties with countries with which the  
,united ,states has no current          
extradition authority1 as well as       
renegotiate old1 ineffective treaties1  
in order to combat more effectively     
international cybercriminals1 including 
those who target the credit card        
information of ,united ,states citizens4