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  1. Justice Department fraud unit targets schemes in Minnesota.
  2. Fraud targeting taxpayer-funded programs in the Medicare system was exposed in Minnesota.
  3. A task force led by JD Vance was established on May 28th to audit fraud within the Medicare system, with Miller appointed to advise.

The administration, involving Trump and JD Vance, defended its anti-fraud campaign targeting major fraud schemes within Medicare claims, leading to executive convictions.

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The administration, involving Trump and JD Vance, defended its anti-fraud campaign targeting major fraud schemes within Medicare claims, leading to executive convictions.

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  1. Trump formally tabbed JD Vance as fraud czar to target Medicare fraud.1 source
  2. CMS administrator Oz and Nick Shirley confronted Medicare fraudsters operating in New York City and South Florida.Sub-event
  3. DOJ charges defendants as the Trump administration targets healthcare fraud schemes.Sub-event
  4. Trump's executive order regarding Medicare fraud was blocked by a federal judge.1 source
  5. Administration targets fraud in Medicare claims, resulting in executive convictions.1 source

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