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How billions in pandemic aid was swindled by con artists and crime syndicates - Flipboard 10 for Today

Orange County prosecutors say Nguyen Social Services was charging up to $700 a pop to file false unemployment claims for people who did not qualify to receive Covid-19 relief money.

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How billions in pandemic aid was swindled by con artists and crime syndicates - Flipboard 10 for Today

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