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Minnesota seeks $500M to fix outdated Medicaid and SNAP systems amid fraud, funding disputes, and whistleblower claims.
Minnesota lawmakers are pushing to modernize outdated IT systems used in Medicaid and SNAP programs, citing widespread fraud risks and inefficiencies.
County officials say federal mandates and aging technology—dubbed "Oregon Trail" systems—overwhelm staff and force reliance on local taxes.
A proposed $500 million upgrade has bipartisan support, but funding remains uncertain amid a projected budget shift.
Testimony from a 20-year DHS employee revealed retaliation against whistleblowers, fueling calls for leadership changes and an independent anti-fraud oversight body.
The state has sued the federal government over a $243 million Medicaid funding freeze, arguing it harms vulnerable residents.
Minnesota busca $500 millones para arreglar sistemas obsoletos de Medicaid y SNAP en medio de fraude, disputas de financiamiento y reclamos de denunciantes.