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New Jersey Doesn’t Care About Welfare Fraud – Like Most Blue States
New Jersey has a fraud problem. And not just in its voter rolls.
By now, everyone in America knows that New Jersey just found 6,600 noncitizens who were illegally registered to vote. About 400 of them illegally cast ballots. But New Jersey has an even worse fraud problem in its welfare programs. New findings from our organization prove it.
Using the state’s open public records act, we asked New Jersey a simple question: How often does it make sure its Medicaid providers are legitimate? We received the answer in August, and it’s disturbing. New Jersey is required by federal law to check, or “revalidate,” its 106,982 Medicaid providers once every five years – at least.