President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he has chosen Colin McDonald to serve as the inaugural head of a newly created Department of Justice division focused on combating fraud nationwide. Vance said the new national fraud enforcement post is meant to centralize the government’s crackdown on fraud, particularly in federally funded benefit programs. The nominee would oversee prosecutions of fraud affecting the federal government, federally funded programs, and private citizens. McDonald’s background as a federal prosecutor and senior DOJ official positions him as a familiar figure in law enforcement circles. Trump did not include when McDonald’s nomination would be submitted to the Senate or when a confirmation hearing might be scheduled.