Stephen Miller is highlighting how international crime syndicates exploit loopholes in government programs to steal billions from US taxpayers. He emphasized that foreign operatives are using stolen Social Security numbers and fraudulent identities to siphon funds intended for American citizens.
Miller estimated that closing these loopholes could prevent over $1 trillion in losses within the next decade. However, he noted that the full extent of the fraud remains unknown because government oversight has been weak. Without meaningful intervention, he warned, this criminal activity will continue draining US resources.
DOGE has discovered a foreign fraud ring that was using (FAKE) Social Security numbers to steal benefits,
There's no way to know how much until DOGE gets full access.
Stephen Miller says it could be as much as $ 1 TRILLION DOLLARS pic.twitter.com/I9EIOxe4T9
— DOGE NEWS- Department of Government Efficiency (@realdogeusa) March 3, 2025
The issue, according to Miller, is not just about money—it is about government accountability. He pointed out that federal employees working under the administration have a duty to ensure taxpayer funds are spent responsibly. Instead, fraudsters are gaming the system while Washington drags its feet on enforcement.
Dan Bongino, former FBI Deputy Director, echoed Miller’s concerns, calling the situation an embarrassment. He criticized lawmakers for ignoring the issue and argued that even those who support expansive welfare programs should be outraged that tax dollars are ending up in the hands of criminals.
Bongino also noted that politicians and the media seem uninterested in addressing the problem. He accused them of willfully turning a blind eye, leaving American taxpayers to foot the bill while fraudsters exploit the system.
Miller’s warnings come amid growing frustration over wasteful spending and lack of enforcement. With billions being funneled to fraudulent operations, the question remains: will Washington take action, or will the problem continue unchecked?
