U.S. Attorney, FBI, and IRS Investigate $24 Billion in Missing Homeless Funding in California

A newly appointed U.S. Attorney, aligned with former President Donald Trump, has initiated an investigation into the allocation of approximately $24 billion intended for addressing homelessness in California. This inquiry follows concerns over the disappearance of funds from various programs, including a reported $24 million that went missing from gang prevention initiatives in Los Angeles. The investigation aims to uncover potential violations of federal law related to the management of these funds. The FBI and IRS are also involved in scrutinizing the homeless funding, raising questions about the financial oversight and accountability of programs designed to combat homelessness in the state. The investigation is part of a broader effort by the Trump Administration to address corruption in various sectors, including high-speed rail and migrant shelters in California.