California Unemployment DEBT/Fraud of $21 BILLION DOLLARS

Labor Department sends a strike team to California over a $21 billion unemployment debt and rampant fraud

The Labor Department has deployed a specialized "strike team" to California to investigate improper payments and alleged fraud riddling the state's unemployment insurance program, a system now $21 billion in debt to the federal government and hemorrhaging taxpayer money at a pace that would make even Sacramento blush.

Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer announced the move after writing a letter to California's Employment Development Department, citing increasing improper payment rates, insufficient timeliness, data accuracy and quality concerns, and serious questions about participants' eligibility and the use of taxpayer funds.

The strike team will include Labor Department specialists drawn from national and regional offices. Chavez-DeRemer did not mince words:

"Financial issues and potential fraud in California's unemployment insurance program will be fully examined. The previous administration turned a blind eye toward failing Labor programs. This ends now."

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And just think, Gavin Newscum had the nerve to go to the Munich Security Conference and condemn our country and Trump to the world. Democrats continue to cheer this guy.