Stephen Miller Exposes Foreign Fraud Rings Draining US Taxpayers
Stephen Miller, former White House senior advisor, is raising the alarm about foreign crime networks scamming U.S. taxpayers out of billions through fraudulent government benefits. He pointed out that foreign fraud rings exploit fake identities and Social Security numbers to siphon off funds — highlighting the urgent need for stricter enforcement.
Speaking recently on Fox News, Miller estimated that over a ten-year period, cracking down on fraud could save taxpayers more than $1 trillion. He stressed that fraud is deeply embedded in government tax and entitlement programs — with foreign criminals taking full advantage of the system’s loopholes.
According to Miller, federal officials have yet to gain full access to the extent of the problem — making it difficult to determine just how much money is being stolen. However, he emphasized that those responsible for investigating and preventing fraud are part of the government — not outside entities — and that they answer directly to the president.
Former Secret Service agent and FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino backed Miller’s concerns — arguing that even those who accept government waste should at least demand that taxpayer money stay within the country. He criticized the left for turning a blind eye to the problem — describing the situation as an unacceptable failure of oversight.
Bongino pointed out that entitlement fraud is being ignored by politicians who refuse to confront the issue — allowing billions to be funneled out of the U.S. to criminals overseas. He questioned why leaders who claim to care about government funding refuse to act when foreign nationals are exploiting the system.
The issue of fraud has gained renewed attention as new efforts to clamp down on fraudulent payments reveal the sheer scale of waste within government programs. Miller’s warning underscores the need for immediate reforms to prevent further losses.
