White House Unveils Fraud.gov Dashboard to Track Federal Anti-Fraud Actions

The administration has launched a public website, Fraud.gov, that serves as a dashboard for the White House Task Force on Eliminating Fraud. The site lists investigations, criminal charges, funding suspensions, recoveries and other enforcement actions taken by the task force since its creation earlier this year.

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Vice President JD Vance chairs the task force, which was formed in response to high-profile fraud scandals such as the “Feeding Our Future” abuse of Minnesota’s federal food program. The task force’s work intensified after the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, led by Dr. Mehmet Oz, began a broad probe of Medicaid and Medicare fraud in May, targeting home-health and personal-care services across multiple states.

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• The administration reports that the task force has identified nearly $230 billion in suspected fraud.

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• It claims to have prevented $56 billion in fraudulent payments.

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• More than $55 billion has been pursued through indictments, settlements and civil penalties.

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• A Justice Department healthcare fraud takedown in June involved 455 defendants and alleged false claims exceeding $6.5 billion.

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Vice President Vance described fraud as a “dual-victim crime,” emphasizing harm to both taxpayers and program beneficiaries. He urged Congress to codify the task force’s actions, noting limited bipartisan participation at recent roundtables.

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• “This is despicable behavior, and it’s something that we’ve allowed to go on for too long in the United States of America,” — Vice President JD Vance

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The dashboard will be updated as new investigations, prosecutions and recoveries are announced, providing a transparent view of the administration’s anti-fraud campaign.

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