Stephen Miller is raising the alarm over a fraud epidemic within U.S. entitlement programs — exposing how foreign crime rings are stealing billions from taxpayers. He revealed that these criminals are entering the country, creating false identities, and exploiting weak oversight to drain benefits programs.
Miller estimated that a serious effort to combat fraud could save over $1 trillion in the next decade. He pointed out that much of the fraud remains undetected — because federal agencies still lack access to crucial data that would allow them to track these schemes.
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 stressed that those responsible for stopping this abuse are not private firms but government officials who work directly for the president. He argued that their failure to act quickly has allowed criminal networks to expand their operations.
Former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino added his voice to the concerns — arguing that even if government waste is inevitable, it should at least be wasted on American citizens rather than foreign criminals. He accused leftist politicians of refusing to acknowledge the problem — because it doesn’t fit their political agenda.
Bongino expressed frustration that leaders who advocate for entitlement programs refuse to address fraud when it benefits non-citizens. He warned that the longer politicians ignore the problem — the more money will be stolen from hardworking Americans.
With entitlement fraud under increasing scrutiny, Miller’s warning serves as a call for urgent reforms to ensure taxpayer money isn’t funneled to overseas crime networks.
