
Trump administration removes 760,000 people from ACA marketplace over fraud allegations
Officials say the move targets suspected fraud, while also investigating 420,000 more enrollees and pausing new insurance broker sign-ups for six months.

Officials say the move targets suspected fraud, while also investigating 420,000 more enrollees and pausing new insurance broker sign-ups for six months.
Officials JD Vance and Dr. Mehmet Oz say 760,000 Americans have been removed from health insurance purchased through the federal ACA marketplace, citing widespread fraud.
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