President Trump Hosts Cyber Crime Roundtable

Today, I'm here to celebrate the efforts of the administration with President Trump, the work that is being done to protect our seniors, especially online. The president and the changes he's made with the Homeland Security Task Forces has allowed us to work in the North Texas area in which we've recovered $163 million. Yet again, one more example of how when we all work together, we can impact crime and we can make our community safer. Approximately $12 billion was scammed from Americans in 2025. What we're seeing right now is that there are scam compounds that are focused on attacking and robbing Americans. Thanks to President Trump, the American law enforcement regime has now a backer. The White House Task Force Against Fraud and the global scam compound centers that are taking money from Americans every day is over. We have put in place a strategy to ensure that our adversaries in this space know that they will face consequences, and we are going to deny them the benefits of their actions. The president recognized early that this was a global problem. Many threats come from outside the United States. This is a major issue, especially when it comes to cybercrime and the impact that it has on each and every family. And none of this would happen without the president's focus on the security of the American people. So we thank President Trump for bringing us together, Giving us the resources to have prosecutors, asset forfeiture experts who are working on protecting the American people.