Fraud crackdown trims ACA enrollment by hundreds of thousands

The White House said it is disenrolling about 760,000 ACA enrollees for fraudulent enrollment and will conduct additional verification on roughly 419,000 more, while suspending some brokers involved in improper signups. The move, led by Vice President Vance and a federal anti-fraud task force alongside HHS and CMS, is expected to save about $2.2 billion and reflects a broader shift to a more proactive fraud-fighting approach using data analytics to protect ACA programs.