House Vote 352–72 Puts Trump’s Fraud Division on a Path to Permanence as Democrats Join Republicans
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Donald Trump’s National Fraud Enforcement Division takes a major step forward after the U.S. House approved legislation by a 352–72 vote to establish the Justice Department fraud unit in federal law. The bipartisan House vote, which included support from 139 Democrats and every voting Republican, puts the spotlight on Trump’s expanding federal fraud enforcement agenda and the growing fight over government waste, taxpayer dollars, and alleged fraud involving publicly funded programs.
This report explores what the National Fraud Enforcement Division could mean for the Department of…
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