Trump Admin Cuts 750,000 Obamacare Enrollees Over Fraud Claims

The Trump administration announced it ejected about 750,000 ACA marketplace enrollees, claiming many were ineligible for premium subsidies or not real people, as part of an anti-fraud crackdown that officials say will save about $2.2 billion. The move, led by Vice President JD Vance, extends the administration’s effort to curb fraud in federal health programs and comes as Obamacare enrollment has fallen due to higher plan costs. Democrats criticized the action as politically motivated and potentially chilling for low‑income Americans who rely on subsidies, though officials say some removed enrollees can be reinstated if they verify eligibility.