More than 140 House Democrats joined Republicans in voting to make the National Fraud Enforcement Division permanent, passing the measure 352-72. The debate paired Jamie Raskin’s qualified support and criticism of the Trump administration with Republican arguments for the measure.
Republican representative who argued that fraud exposed in Minnesota and Democratic-run jurisdictions was criminal and likely more extensive than acknowledged.
Vice President who referred Minnesota officials to the fraud division for potential investigation.
ALSO MENTIONED Jeff Van Drew, Representative from New Jersey who defended the legislation and argued it would make the fraud division permanent in law.; Keith Ellison, Minnesota attorney general referred by Vance to the fraud division for potential criminal investigation.; Tim Walz, Minnesota governor referred by Vance to the fraud division for potential criminal investigation and accused by Republicans of helping facilitate fraud.
Vice President who referred Minnesota officials to the fraud division for potential investigation.
ALSO MENTIONED Jeff Van Drew, Representative from New Jersey who defended the legislation and argued it would make the fraud division permanent in law.; Keith Ellison, Minnesota attorney general referred by Vance to the fraud division for potential criminal investigation.; Tim Walz, Minnesota governor referred by Vance to the fraud division for potential criminal investigation and accused by Republicans of helping facilitate fraud.
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