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House Republicans are seeking increased funding for anti-fraud initiatives as part of a $95 billion spending bill. Chairman Jodey Arrington highlighted the potential return on investment from these initiatives, which aim to address fraud in federal programs. The bill also includes provisions for voter ID requirements and responds to the White House's supplemental request regarding the Iran war.
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House Republicans are seeking increased funding for anti-fraud initiatives as part of a $95 billion spending bill. Chairman Jodey Arrington highlighted the potential return on investment from these initiatives, which aim to address fraud in federal programs. The bill also includes provisions for voter ID requirements and responds to the White House's supplemental request regarding the Iran war.
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House GOP eyes money for anti-fraud technology and prosecutions in party-line spending bill
House Republicans Propose Increased Funding for Anti-Fraud Initiatives in Spending Bill