‘USDA found $13.3MN in anomalies just from Ohio’: IG Walk drops bombshell in SNAP fraud hearing
A House hearing on SNAP fraud turned explosive after USDA Inspector General Phyllis Fong's office revealed $13.3 million in anomalies identified in Ohio, sparking tough questions over oversight, duplicate enrollments, and improper payments. Lawmakers also pressed officials over claims that taxpayer-funded benefits were being used in ways that raised concerns about abuse and program integrity.
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