Vice President Vance will meet with state attorneys general Tuesday to outline the administration's anti-fraud strategy and coordination with state partners. President Trump has called Vance a "fraud czar" and said the effort will emphasize oversight in Democratic-led states, including Minnesota, which is under investigation for alleged social services fraud. The Department of Labor and its Office of Inspector General recently formed a partnership following the President's executive order that created a federal fraud task force. FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson will also take part; a livestream is available.
Watch Live: Vice President Vance Leads Anti-Fraud Roundtable With State Attorneys General
Vice President Vance will convene a roundtable Tuesday afternoon with state attorneys general to discuss the Trump administration's anti-fraud initiatives. The session will focus on ways federal and state officials can coordinate to detect, prevent and prosecute fraud, and a livestream is available for public viewing.
President Donald Trump has described Vance's new role as a "fraud czar," saying the effort will prioritize oversight in Democratic-led states — naming Minnesota, which is currently under investigation for alleged fraud in certain social services programs.
The Department of Labor and its Office of Inspector General recently announced a new partnership formed after the President's executive order that established a task force to coordinate anti-fraud actions across agencies and with state partners.
Federal Trade Commission Chair Andrew Ferguson will join Vance and the state attorneys general to discuss enforcement strategies, information-sharing and consumer protections.
Watch live: A livestream of the roundtable is available above. For the latest news, weather, sports and streaming video, visit The Hill.
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