DAVID MARCUS: Florida senator's wave of anti-fraud bills should be slam dunk
Florida Senator Ashley Moody has introduced several anti-fraud bills aimed at combating Medicaid fraud and other forms of federal fund theft. These legislative efforts are part of a broader initiative led by Vice President JD Vance to recover billions lost to fraud. Moody's focus on fraud stems from her extensive background in law enforcement and her previous role as Florida's attorney general.
- ▪Senator Ashley Moody has introduced the Stop Fraud in Medicaid Act to expand investigations into fraudulent claims.
- ▪The Punishing Health Care Fraudsters Act aims to increase penalties for healthcare fraud.
- ▪Moody's No Aid For Ghost Students Act targets individuals using fake identities to obtain federal student aid.
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Republicans DAVID MARCUS: Florida senator's wave of anti-fraud bills should be slam dunk Moody introduced bills targeting Medicaid fraud, health care penalties, and fake student identities used to steal aid By David Marcus Fox News Published May 28, 2026 11:23am EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Vance touts success of anti-fraud task force in recovering $160B Vice President JD Vance announces the anti-fraud task force has recovered $160 billion in fraudulent funds. Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita provides his analysis during 'America's Newsroom.' NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Florida Republican Sen.
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