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Haitian National Convicted in $58M Healthcare Fraud Scheme

Published Monday, June 15, 2026 · Updated June 16

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A Haitian national, Jean Jethro Alexandre, has been convicted in Florida for a healthcare fraud scheme involving over $58 million in false claims against taxpayer-backed programs like Medicare and Medicaid. This conviction has led to calls from conservative lawmakers for increased oversight and reform of federal drug discount initiatives.

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  • Jean Jethro Alexandre was convicted in a healthcare fraud conspiracy involving more than $58 million in false claims.

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  • Fox News

    The article highlights a Haitian national's conviction for a multi-million dollar healthcare fraud, emphasizing the misuse of taxpayer-backed programs and prompting calls from conservative lawmakers for increased oversight and reform of federal drug discount initiatives.

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