Trump Admin Says It Uncovered $10 Billion Obamacare Fraud Scheme

The findings are likely to reignite debate over the Affordable Care Act and how aggressively eligibility rules should be enforced.

Supporters of the administration argue the report demonstrates that stricter oversight is necessary to protect taxpayers and preserve benefits for those legally entitled to receive them.

Critics of previous verification rollbacks have long warned that loosening enrollment safeguards could increase improper payments and fraud, while supporters of the Biden-era policies argued the changes made healthcare more accessible to eligible Americans, Fox News reported exclusively.

The administration says its investigations remain ongoing, with an estimated 2.6 million additional enrollments still under review as officials continue auditing the federal health insurance exchanges.

Trump has been pushing to replace Obamacare for over a decade, and this may give Republicans enough motivation to actually do something.