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An OIG report shows corporations commit far more healthcare fraud than immigrants, contradicting rhetoric used to justify enforcement crackdowns. The data reveals misdirected policy priorities.
An Office of Inspector General report shows that corporations commit far more healthcare fraud than immigrants, contradicting the rhetoric used to justify immigration enforcement crackdowns.
The data exposes a mismatch between where the fraud actually is and where policy is focused. Enforcement rhetoric has centered immigrants as a drain on the system, but the numbers show corporate fraud is the larger problem. This could be dismissed as a data point, except it shows policy priorities aren't driven by where the actual damage is. It looks less like evidence-based resource allocation and more like enforcement shaped by political messaging.
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