Vice President JD Vance said they found $230 billion in possible fraud so far.

He said they stopped $56 billion in fake payments that would have gone to the wrong people.

Vance wants to change laws to help stop fraud.

Vance will meet with Congress to discuss stopping fraud.

Vice President JD Vance talked about stopping fraud in a meeting with lawmakers in Washington, D.C.

When the government gives money to states for food help, it does not know who gets the benefits.

If California gives food help to someone who should not get it, the government does not know.

The vice president said they need to work with Congress to share information between states and the federal government.

A top prosecutor called California a place where fraud happens a lot.

Vice President JD Vance was at a meeting at Camp David in Maryland.

Vance also suggested punishing people who commit fraud more severely.

Stephen Miller said fraudsters should get strict prison sentences.

The Department of Justice charged 19 people with fraud in Philadelphia.

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Stephen Miller said changing the law would be a big step in stopping fraud.

Alex Nitzberg writes for Fox News Digital.