ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WBFF) — Maryland leaders are split over whether to cooperate with a new White House anti-fraud crackdown, even as state officials admit they cannot fully account for potential misuse of taxpayer-funded programs.
A new executive order signed Monday by President Donald Trump creates a federal task force to investigate waste, fraud, and abuse in government benefit programs, including those administered by states with federal funding. The effort, led by Vice President JD Vance, directs agencies to audit compliance, identify fraud networks, and pursue enforcement.
The White House’s move comes as questions about oversight and accountability in Maryland persist, including concerns raised by state officials themselves about whether large-scale fraud seen in other states could be occurring locally.
WASHINGTON, DC – MARCH 16: U.S. President Donald Trump holds up a document that he…
Review your monthly bank statements and credit card bills line-by-line to spot small “tester” transactions of R5 or R10, which fraudsters use to verify if a stolen card is still active.
