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President Donald J. Trump and Vice President JD Vance are aggressively shutting down the waste, fraud, and abuse that has drained billions from American taxpayers. As head of the White House Task Force to Eliminate Fraud, Vice President Vance this week called on officials at every level of government to join him in a pledge to protect vulnerable Americans, keep taxpayer-funded benefits for Americans only, stop fraud before the money goes out, and hold fraudsters accountable.

From the Cabinet to the states to Congress, officials are lining up behind the pledge: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth : “The War Department is waging war against waste, fraud, and abuse. Proud to stand alongside @POTUS, @VP, and @WHFraudTF. ” Attorney General Todd Blanche : “I’m proud to stand with @POTUS Trump and @VP Vance in the fight against fraud. At @TheJusticeDept, we are committed to investigating and prosecuting those who commit fraud against the American people, no matter the size or scope of the scheme.

We will not tolerate anyone who steals from hardworking, law-abiding Americans. ” Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum : “Proud to support @VP’s Pledge to Protect Americans from Fraud. @Interior is cutting wasteful spending, terminating unnecessary contracts and streamlining bureaucracy to ensure taxpayer dollars are spent responsibly and deliver real value to the American people! ” Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins : “Protect taxpayers. Stop fraud. Preserve help for Americans who need it. 🇺🇸 I am signing @VP’s fraud pledge because every taxpayer dollar deserves accountability.

At @USDA, we are committed to rooting out fraud across our programs and protecting assistance for the families who depend on it. Under @POTUS, we will keep fighting to ensure these programs serve the American people — and hold those who steal from them accountable. ” Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling : “Americans work too…

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