In a historic move, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and Homeland Security Secretary Mullin, alongside the White House Fraud Task Force, have announced a comprehensive crackdown on fraud within the trucking industry. This initiative focuses on the closure of 110 truck driving schools due to violations related to English proficiency requirements. The decision comes amidst a broader campaign that has resulted in the shutdown of nearly 300 driving schools across 23 states as part of ongoing fraud investigations. Recent enforcement operations have also targeted operators unable to meet essential language standards, with federal inspectors emphasizing the need for qualified drivers to maintain safety and integrity in the trucking sector. The federal authorities express their commitment to eradicating fraudulent practices and ensuring that only qualified individuals are licensed to operate commercial vehicles.