The cost of closing this so-called loophole, which isn't really a loophole--this is just eliminating paperwork--we already know, because we heard in this Committee, that the fraud rate in this program is less than one percent.
Schrier argues that closing administrative loopholes won't significantly reduce fraud in food assistance.
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