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Mississippi is mirroring federal anti-fraud approaches by implementing expanded payment verification under the Trump administration.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 8
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Mississippi is mirroring federal anti-fraud approaches by implementing expanded payment verification under the Trump administration.

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  1. The Trump administration targets ABA providers with a fraud crackdown while Mississippi discusses academic outcomes.Sub-event
  2. Mississippi implements expanded payment verification mirroring Trump administration's anti-fraud approach.1 source

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