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HHS freezes $10 billion in child-care funding for 5 Democratic states, alleging fraudulent programs

The Department of Health and Human Services is freezing $10 billion in federal funds in five Democrat-run states over allegations of fraudulent child-care programming, an HHS official confirmed to ABC...

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HHS pauses child care funds to all states after Minnesota fraud allegations

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HHS freezes all child care payments to Minnesota after viral fraud allegations

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Trump is freezing funds for small but key welfare program. Here’s what TANF does

As part of its claims of widespread fraud in the federal safety net, the Trump administration is halting $10 billion in funding for several programs in five Democrat-led states.

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Health Dept. Freezes $10 Billion in Funding to 5 Democratic States

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Federal funding frozen for NY child care programs over fraud concerns

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New York Rep. Mike Lawler urges Trump administration to end child care funding freeze

New York Congressman Mike Lawler, a Republican who represents most of the Hudson Valley, is urging the president to lift the suspension.

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Trump administration funding threats set child care providers and parents on edge

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Trump administration freezes over $10 billion in childcare, family aid to five Democratic states

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HHS escalates Minnesota fraud fight, prompting fear among day care providers

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is escalating the Trump administration’s attacks on Minnesota by freezing all federal funding to the state’s childcare providers. Day care operators and advocates have few answers about how the sudden stoppage will impact their communities.

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After Minnesota Fraud Allegations, HHS Orders States to Justify Child Care Spending

WASHINGTON — States must now provide “justification” that federal child care funds they receive are spent on “legitimate” providers in order to get those dollars, President Donald Trump’s administration announced.

HHS Assistant Secretary: Minnesota Child Care Services Could Not Tell Me With Confidence If Fraud Is Isolated Or Statewide

Health and Human Services Deputy Secretary Jim O'Neill and Assistant Secretary Alex Adams announced on Tuesday new requirements Minnesota must meet to qualify for federal reimbursement of child care payments.

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Minnesota agencies increase child care center visits following fraud scrutiny

A viral video published in December thrust Minnesota child care centers back into the spotlight as the state is facing allegations of widespread fraud in government programs. This comes after the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced it has frozen child care payments to Minnesota amid the ongoing investigation.