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Vice President JD Vance and the Department of Labor’s Inspector General announced on Wednesday a sweeping new investigation into what officials describe as widespread abuse of U.S. work visa programs, calling the effort a major step in the Trump administration’s broader crackdown on immigration fraud and workplace exploitation.The announcement came during an anti-fraud event in Milwaukee, where Vance said the investigation is designed to protect American workers by ensuring that employment opportunities are awarded fairly and that visa programs are not manipulated to benefit employers seeking cheaper labor. According to administration officials, the Department of Labor has already issued dozens of subpoenas as investigators begin examining suspected fraudulent schemes involving employment-based visas.Vance argued that while legal immigration programs can provide important benefits to the United States, they must operate according to the law and serve the interests of American workers first. He emphasized that the administration supports highly skilled legal immigration but believes that abuse of the system has harmed both U.S. citizens and legitimate foreign workers.“We want to make sure these programs work the way Congress intended,” Vance said during the event. “They were created to attract exceptional talent, not to become tools that allow companies or criminal organizations to exploit workers or suppress wages.”The investigation is being led by the Department of Labor’s Office of Inspector General under Inspector General Anthony D’Esposito. According to D’Esposito, investigators have uncovered evidence suggesting that fraudulent visa applications have become part of sophisticated schemes involving labor brokers, dishonest employers, and organized criminal networks operating both inside and outside the United States.