White House pitches $2.2 billion ACA fraud savings claim
The White House pitched $2.2 billion in savings from canceling alleged fraudulent ACA enrollments covering 760,000 people. The move lands amid midterm affordability politics and a six-month freeze on new exchange brokers.
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The White House pitched $2.2 billion in savings from canceling alleged fraudulent ACA enrollments covering 760,000 people. The move lands amid midterm affordability politics and a six-month freeze on new exchange brokers.
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- AP / MPR News, Sep 23, 2026
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