AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Vance presses Congress to lock in anti-fraud protections before a future administration can erase them
Vice President JD Vance is pushing Republican lawmakers to write the White House Anti-Fraud Task Force's gains into permanent law, warning that without legislation, a future Democratic president could dismantle everything the task force has built. Vance convened a roundtable Wednesday in the Indian Treaty Room of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building with Republican senators, […] The post Vance presses Congress to lock in anti-fraud protections before a future administration can erase them appeared first on American Almanac .
Vice President JD Vance is pushing Republican lawmakers to write the White House Anti-Fraud Task Force's gains into permanent law, warning that without legislation, a future Democratic president could dismantle everything the task force has built. Vance convened a roundtable Wednesday in the Indian Treaty Room of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building with Republican senators, representatives, and White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller. The message was blunt: executive action alone cannot protect $56 billion in halted fraudulent payments or prevent the next administration from reopening the spigot. Congress needs to act before the window closes. The vice president framed the task force's work as substantial but structurally…Open
