The Kansas House on Wednesday agreed to expand the power of the Medicaid inspector general - a division of Attorney General Kris Kobach's office - to investigate welfare benefits including cash, food and health assistance.
The House voted 85-37 to approve the bill, which Democrats said was duplicative of existing efforts to root out fraud and waste and was a "power grab" by the attorney general to expand his powers within state government.
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