A special anti-fraud task force led by US Vice President JD Vance plans to remove hundreds of thousands of people from the Affordable Care Act public health insurance trading platform, saying that these insured persons are not eligible for insurance, or that they have no insurance status at all. This Tuesday's enforcement operation was led by the White House Anti-Fraud Task Force led by Vance. It is one of the largest administrative clean-up actions against personal health insurance trading platforms since the Trump administration began cracking down on health insurance fraud last year. Government officials revealed that Vance and Mohammed Oz, head of the Federal Medicare and Medicaid Services Center, will soon announce the cancellation of subsidies for 760,000 Affordable Care Act personal accounts. These accounts have been determined to be unauthorized or fraudulent. The US side estimates that the cancellation of subsidies this time is expected to save US$2.2 billion in taxpayers' funds. Officials said that this batch of insurance records included the following situations: I was registered for insurance without my knowledge; I had health insurance provided by my employer, or my annual income exceeded 400% of the federal poverty line, and I am not eligible to enroll in insurance. The federal poverty line standard set by the US Department of Health and Human Services is $15,650 for a single person and $32,150 for a family of four.

A special anti-fraud task force led by US Vice President JD Vance plans to remove hundreds of thousands of people from the Affordable Care Act public health insurance trading platform, saying that these insured persons are not eligible for insurance, or that they have no insurance status at all. This Tuesday's enforcement operation was led by the White House Anti-Fraud Task Force led by Vance. It is one of the largest administrative clean-up actions against personal health insurance trading platforms since the Trump administration began cracking down on health insurance fraud last year. Government officials revealed that Vance and Mohammed Oz, head of the Federal Medicare and Medicaid Services Center, will soon announce the cancellation of subsidies for 760,000 Affordable Care Act personal accounts. These accounts have been determined to be unauthorized or fraudulent. The US side estimates that the cancellation of subsidies this time is expected to save US$2.2 billion in taxpayers' funds. Officials said that this batch of insurance records included the following situations: I was registered for insurance without my knowledge; I had health insurance provided by my employer, or my annual income exceeded 400% of the federal poverty line, and I am not eligible to enroll in insurance. The federal poverty line standard set by the US Department of Health and Human Services is $15,650 for a single person and $32,150 for a family of four.