Stephen Miller has raised alarms about foreign crime syndicates exploiting U.S. entitlement programs — defrauding taxpayers of billions while the federal government fails to intervene effectively. According to Miller, these fraudulent operations rely on fake Social Security numbers and stolen identities to siphon off benefits meant for American citizens.
Miller argued that stopping this abuse could result in more than $1 trillion in savings over a decade — but he pointed out that government agencies lack the authority and oversight to quantify the full scale of the fraud. He called for immediate action to close gaps that allow these foreign networks to thrive.
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
He also emphasized that those responsible for handling this crisis are not private contractors but government employees who work under the president’s administration. Miller noted that political appointees must answer to the American people and should be focused on protecting taxpayer money.
Dan Bongino, a former FBI Deputy Director, echoed Miller’s concerns — criticizing the widespread complacency in Washington. He pointed out that even those who believe in government spending should be outraged that tax dollars are being funneled to criminals instead of supporting American families.
Bongino also called out the media for largely ignoring the issue. He accused leftist politicians of brushing aside concerns about fraud — because they refuse to acknowledge that entitlement programs are being looted by non-citizens.
As investigations into fraud within government assistance programs continue, Miller’s warnings suggest that without reforms, taxpayers will continue footing the bill for criminal networks operating unchecked.
