Politics · October 8, 2026
Minnesota woman convicted of $3.6M Medicaid housing fraud in St. Paul federal court
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A federal jury in St. Paul has convicted a Minnesota woman on three counts of health care fraud. The conviction stems from a scheme that defrauded the defunct Minnesota Medicaid Housing Stabilization Services (HSS) Program of $3.6 million, occurring amidst a broader political and legal conflict between the Trump administration and Minnesota state officials regarding Medicaid oversight.
A federal jury in St. Paul has convicted a Minnesota woman on three counts of health care fraud. The conviction stems from a scheme that defrauded the defunct Minnesota Medicaid Housing Stabilization Services (HSS) Program of $3.6 million, occurring amidst a broader political and legal conflict between the Trump administration and Minnesota state officials regarding Medicaid oversight.