The Justice Department’s new fraud division is emerging as the prosecutorial engine for President Trump’s March order creating a White House Task Force to Eliminate Fraud, but recent reporting suggests the reorganization may reach beyond benefit-fraud cases into the broader white-collar enforcement infrastructure.
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