On September 25, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced it is removing more than 700,000 people from ACA plans, leaving about 19 million enrolled. The agency says those cut are ineligible for subsidies or lack required information, and it has identified 189,000 subsidized enrollees also in another government program or deceased, about $1.5 billion in savings. The administration has suspended brokers and agents suspected of fraud and frozen new broker and agent enrollments; two agents' professional organizations have sued for a restraining order over the moratorium on newly certified agents. It is adding back a small number of dropped enrollees, 51 so far by the Washington Post editorial page's count, while Wyden, Sanders and about a dozen Democratic…