The House passed a bill 352-72 to make the National Fraud Enforcement Division permanent, with more than 140 Democrats, including Hakeem Jeffries, voting alongside Republicans. The vote was followed by a dispute over the division’s purpose and its use in investigating alleged fraud.
Vice president who referred Walz and Ellison to the division for potential criminal investigation.
ALSO MENTIONED Jeff Van Drew, Republican representative from New Jersey who defended making the fraud division permanent in law.; Keith Ellison, Minnesota attorney general referred for potential investigation over alleged fraud involving social welfare programs.; Tim Walz, Minnesota governor referred for potential investigation over alleged fraud involving social welfare programs.
Vice president who referred Walz and Ellison to the division for potential criminal investigation.
ALSO MENTIONED Jeff Van Drew, Republican representative from New Jersey who defended making the fraud division permanent in law.; Keith Ellison, Minnesota attorney general referred for potential investigation over alleged fraud involving social welfare programs.; Tim Walz, Minnesota governor referred for potential investigation over alleged fraud involving social welfare programs.
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