House passes two anti-fraud bills; what it means for states - all you need to know

The US House has approved two anti-fraud measures, including the PROOF Act, which would require states to share records of federal programs with the DOJ

The US House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a pair of anti-fraud bills backed by Republicans and supported by dozens of Democrats. The bills are aimed at strengthening federal oversight of taxpayer-funded programs and creating a new division within the Department of Justice (DOJ).

The measures now move to the Senate for consideration.