United State Vice President J.D. Vance chose Kansas City, Missouri to announce a national crackdown on suspected Covid-era PPP fraud.
Backed by White House Cabinet members and Missouri Republicans Eric Schmitt and Gov. Mike Kehow, Vance said they are sending letterd to suspected fraudsters across the country.
“870,000 people who are no longer able to apply for loans from the federal government, not just because they’ve been found to be fraudsters in the Small Business Administration program, it’s because they’ve been tagged as having a high likelihood of committing fraud for other actions that they’ve engaged in,” Vance said
Vance was asked how businesses could fight allegations of fraud.
“We certainly appreciate that some people, mistakes sometimes happen. So we’ve set up a process to ensure that people can actually challenge whether they’ve been adequately or accurately, I should…
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