Trump administration restores some ACA enrollments after removing 760,000

Some ACA enrollments are being restored after 760,000 removals, but the Trump administration has offered few details about its cancellation process.

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Trump administration restores some ACA enrollments after removing 760,000

The Trump administration is adding some people back to Affordable Care Act health plans after removing 760,000 enrollees as part of an anti-fraud effort, NPR reported.

The administration has disclosed little about how it decided which enrollments to cancel. The next phase of the effort is already underway.

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