Trump's Pick Confirmed for Fraud Enforcement Role at Justice Department
The Senate has confirmed President Trump's nominee for a new position focused on investigating fraud in government programs.
Trump's pick for a specialized role in the Justice Department focused on fraud enforcement has been confirmed by the Senate, just days after the White House announced details of its own task force to pursue fraud in government programs.
The newly created position, which will oversee a dedicated unit to investigate fraud, comes as the administration seeks to crackdown on abuse and misuse of federal funds. The confirmation marks a key step in the President's pledge to root out waste and corruption in government.
Colin McDonald, a former federal prosecutor with experience in financial crimes, will now lead the new Fraud Enforcement Division at the Justice Department. During his Senate confirmation hearing, McDonald emphasized his commitment to pursuing fraud and abuse in government programs
Source: NPR
