The Justice Department's National Fraud Enforcement Division announced the following actions to hold individuals accountable for schemes that attempted or succeeded in defrauding the American taxpayers. The division secured $300M in funding for prosecutorial support and announced more indictments, convictions, and sentences representing millions in taxpayer fraud.
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Media Coverage · April 24, 2026
The Justice Department's National Fraud Enforcement Division secured $300 million in funding for prosecutorial support and announced more indictments, convictions, and sentences representing millions in taxpayer fraud. This funding will be used to prevent and prosecute fraud and other crimes nationwide. The division is committed to holding individuals accountable for schemes that defraud American taxpayers.
newspaper Read articleThe Justice Department's National Fraud Enforcement Division secured $300 million in funding for prosecutorial support and announced more indictments, convictions, and sentences representing millions in taxpayer fraud. This funding will be used to prevent and prosecute fraud and other crimes nationwide. The division is committed to holding individuals accountable for schemes that defraud American taxpayers.
The Justice Department’s National Fraud Enforcement Division announced the following actions from across the country to hold individuals accountable for schemes that attempted or succeeded in defrauding the American taxpayers. …
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