Trump anti-fraud agency's fate hinges on Senate Democrats
Senator Eric Schmitt has introduced legislation to make the DOJ's anti-fraud division permanent, following bipartisan support in the House. The division, created during Trump's administration to target fraud affecting government programs and citizens, was officially launched in January 2026. Schmitt emphasizes that ensuring its permanence should be nonpartisan, but he notes limited cooperation from Democrats in the Senate so far.
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