Foreign fraud operations are draining U.S. government programs of billions — and Stephen Miller is calling for immediate action. He warned that organized crime groups are using fake Social Security numbers and fraudulent identities to tap into taxpayer-funded benefits — stealing massive sums each year.

Miller stated that with stronger enforcement, the government could save over $1 trillion over a decade. However, he pointed out that officials have yet to uncover the full scope of fraud — because agencies still lack the necessary oversight powers to investigate these cases properly.

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He stressed that those responsible for handling fraud prevention are government employees — not external contractors. They answer to the president and should be empowered to do their jobs effectively to protect taxpayers from financial abuse.

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino weighed in — saying that even those who believe in government spending should at least ensure that wasted funds stay within the U.S. He slammed politicians who ignore rampant fraud — allowing criminals from overseas to rob taxpayers without consequences.

Bongino expressed disbelief that leaders who constantly push for higher government spending refuse to address fraud when foreign criminals are involved. He criticized the left’s silence on the issue — arguing that their refusal to act has allowed massive sums to be funneled to overseas crime syndicates.

As investigations into entitlement fraud continue, the scale of theft within taxpayer-funded programs is becoming more evident. Miller’s warning highlights the need for urgent reforms to prevent further financial losses.