That's fair. But the general consensus among media and government agencies has been that the rate of fraud (and not just the overall amount of fraud) is higher.

That's fair. But the general consensus among media and government agencies has been that the rate of fraud (and not just the overall amount of fraud) is higher. ie: in Maryland > According to the Maryland Department of Labor, as of July 13, 1,443,211 or 92.31 percent of all out-of-state and in-state claims were confirmed as fraudulent. https://www.wmar2news.com/unemploymentguide/several-arrests-made-as-maryland-reports-1-4-million-fraudulent-unemployment-insurance-claims https://www.wmar2news.com/unemploymentguide/several-arrests-...