Vice President JD Vance on Tuesday met with a slate of state attorneys general at the White House as part of an ongoing effort to combat fraud.
Republican attorneys general from 15 states—and senior staff from the Democratic attorney general of Oregon—traveled to Washington for the White House meeting. Vance and other administration officials urged the states to partner with the federal government, particularly through their Medicaid Fraud Control Units.
Those units are responsible for investigating and prosecuting fraud in their respective states. The Trump administration, which has already announced several actions related to Medicaid fraud, has focused on these units as a way for states to assist the federal government….