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JD Vance Fraud Push

The White House is pressing Congress for tougher anti-fraud reforms as Vance leads the effort.

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Updated Aug 5, 3:38pm ET

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Vice President JD Vance urged Congress at a White House roundtable to codify anti-fraud measures recommended by President Donald Trump’s Task Force to Eliminate Fraud, which Vance chairs. Vance said the task force has identified $230 billion in suspected fraud since its creation in March and stopped $56 billion in fraudulent payments. The White House proposal would require more state-federal data sharing and impose tougher criminal penalties for fraud in programs including Medicaid and food stamps.

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Stronger Fraud OversightMostly Right

Widespread fraud in taxpayer-funded benefit programs hurts ordinary Americans and demands a tougher federal response. Congress should turn anti-fraud efforts into stronger oversight and enforcement rules, especially for state-administered programs.

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