President Trump’s trade agenda just produced a billion-dollar enforcement receipt. The Justice Department announced Tuesday that its Trade Fraud Task Force has surpassed $1 BILLION in less than one year. That total includes criminal and civil recoveries, penalties, forfeitures and publicly charged losses. The figure should be read precisely: some of it has been recovered, while another portion represents losses alleged in public charges. Even with that distinction, it is a massive measure of the cases the task force has resolved or brought into the open since its launch last August. Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonald delivered the news alongside officials from DHS, Customs and Border Protection and the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Chicago: