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States Should Suspend Payments to Fraudulent Medicaid Providers

States Should Suspend Payments to Fraudulent Medicaid Providers

  • Liesel Crocker
States should enforce Medicaid fraud suspensions.
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Rigged by Design: How a Food Stamp Loophole Favors Households With Illegal Aliens

Rigged by Design: How a Food Stamp Loophole Favors Households With Illegal Aliens

  • Paige Terryberry
To close the loophole, states should count all household income, regardless of immigration status, when determining food stamp eligibility and benefits.
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Data Denied: How States Shield Waste, Fraud, and Abuse from Federal Oversight

Data Denied: How States Shield Waste, Fraud, and Abuse from Federal Oversight

  • Jonathan Bain
States should require welfare agencies to share enrollment data with federal authorities.
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To Enforce Public Charge Law, Report Welfare Enrollment

To Enforce Public Charge Law, Report Welfare Enrollment

  • Michael Greibrok
To ensure that welfare programs are only available to intended recipients, states should report non-citizens receiving welfare to federal authorities.
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War on Fraud: How Cracking Down on Fraud Will Save Taxpayers Billions

War on Fraud: How Cracking Down on Fraud Will Save Taxpayers Billions

  • Liesel Crocker
Congress and states should build on President Trump's efforts to crack down on fraud and corruption and save taxpayers billions.
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Wyoming Voters Support Efforts to Battle Welfare Fraud and Promote Work in the Cowboy State

Likely Wyoming voters back publishing welfare fraud findings, securing food stamp benefits, expanding career paths, and cutting state spending.

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Ohio Voters Back Work Requirements and Welfare Program Integrity, Support Spans Party Lines

Likely Ohio voters support work requirements, data-driven eligibility checks, and stopping welfare fraud before payments go out.

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New CEP polling finds likely California voters overwhelmingly support verifying welfare eligibility, work requirements, education reform, and letting workers keep more of their earnings.

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