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She added $3 million from funds that Illinois, other states and the federal government received from five of the nation’s largest banks - Citibank, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Ally Bank and Bank of America - accused of fraudulent foreclosure-processing tactics in Chicago and elsewhere.
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Lisa Madigan, then Illinois attorney general, added $3 million from funds that Illinois, other states and the federal government received from five of the nation’s largest banks accused of fraudulent foreclosure-processing tactics in Chicago and elsewhere.
