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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES

DOJ Says Nearly $30 Million in Benefits Fraud Was Uncovered in Minnesota

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The Justice Department says investigators uncovered nearly $30 million in benefits fraud in Minnesota. The article provides no details about the cases, who was involved or what enforcement steps may follow.

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Fraud involving public benefits can affect public funds and confidence in benefit programs. The article does not identify which programs or who may bear the costs.