American taxpayers may soon be burdened with a staggering $32 billion bill for employment fraud, a crisis that has been attributed to the Biden administration.
The enormous bill is partially blamed on Biden’s labor head, Julie Su, who served as California’s top labor official during the COVID-19 pandemic when most of the fraud payments were issued
The U.S. government initiated numerous relief programs to ease economic hardship during the COVID-19 pandemic, which cost the nation around $5 trillion.
Millions of Americans and businesses were helped through programs such as the Paycheck Protection Program, which issued forgivable loans for payroll. Other programs included the Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation, which aimed to provide assistance to employees who lost their jobs during the period.
States such as California experienced a significant portion of this amount, with as much as $33 billion in fraudulent payments issued in the Golden State.
Now, Republican senators are worried that money taken from the American taxpayers will be used to pay back the employment fraud, which they claim was caused by Biden’s labor head, Julie Su.