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2026-10-19 21:47
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Treasury identifies $270 million in federal student aid programs it ties to possible fraud
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Report — U.S. Treasury: $270 Million in Suspicious Activity Possibly Linked to Student Aid Fraud Schemes
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Federal authorities said they have identified about $270 million in possible fraud linked to student aid programs, the news coming as President Donald Trump's administration continues its crackdown to protect taxpayer money. The post Report — U.S.
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Many of the schemes involve fraudulent enrollments — called "ghost student" schemes — in which criminals use stolen personal information, including names and Social Security numbers, to enroll fake students using the stolen identities.
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