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flag Minnesota lawmakers introduced anti-fraud measures targeting cryptocurrency kiosks and public fund theft amid autism services scandals.

flag On March 17, 2026, Minnesota DFL senators introduced a sweeping anti-fraud package targeting vulnerabilities in state programs, including banning cryptocurrency kiosks, creating a new crime for theft of public funds, and establishing an independent Office of Inspector General. flag The measures aim to strengthen oversight amid concerns over fraud in autism services, where a Legislative Auditor report revealed a longstanding loophole allowed kickbacks to go unchecked. flag The push follows years of advocacy by DHS Commissioner Shireen Gandhi and bipartisan support for modernizing outdated IT systems. flag While the OIG’s law enforcement powers remain debated, the initiative is expected to be a major issue in the 2026 elections.

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