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Justice Department and Administration Officials to Announce New Charges and Progress in Paycheck Protection Program Fraud Cases

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Acting Assistant Attorney General  Brian C. Rabbitt of the Criminal Division, together with administration officials, announces new charges and progress in Paycheck Protection Program Fraud Cases.

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Updated February 5, 2025
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Coronavirus
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Criminal Division

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