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USDA Inspector General John Walk warned Congress about fraud in the SNAP program, stating it has allowed individuals linked to criminal organizations to exploit food stamps. During the hearing, he highlighted various fraudulent activities and the significant impact on legitimate recipients, while lawmakers discussed the need for better oversight and data sharing.
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USDA Inspector General John Walk warned Congress about fraud in the SNAP program, stating it has allowed individuals linked to criminal organizations to exploit food stamps. During the hearing, he highlighted various fraudulent activities and the significant impact on legitimate recipients, while lawmakers discussed the need for better oversight and data sharing.
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