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The office of the inspector general of the Labor Department released a new estimate for COVID-19 pandemic unemployment fraud.
The estimate is now $45.6 billion. The fraud figure involves duplicate payments or payments made to dead people, individuals with suspicious email accounts or federal prisoners.
The estimate previously was $16 billion.
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