Walmart Money Card Blocked tax refund for no reason and claiming fraud. Internet, Internet

Ken gave you a link to a similar report for a reason, because the suggestion there is what you ought to do.
Instead of waiting and diddling with Walmart and your state's AG, who can't do a thing in this matter, you probably need to speak to the IRS, and if necessary, try to get all the funds moved to the card y'all have in both your names.
Whatever you think of the state of the Union is neither here nor there to them. The idea going forward should be to get the issue at hand resolved the way you need it to be quickly, without further issue.
Don't badger IRS reps about Big Brother and all this other stuff. Just state the facts clearly regarding your 2 cards to get it fixed fast, hopefully.

We file jointly. I'm a stay at home mom with five kids. 
One Walmart money cards has both me and him on it, and the other is his account, which is used for his work related expenses. 
He was finally told that we were flagged because we had such large deposits in both accounts. Well, cause we have five kids, plus I'm a stay at home mother. This is a tax refund! 
Also, we deposited some of the return last year in his account only, because the joint money card is fairly new. We only got it recently. The Turbo tax does ask if you want to deposit the refund in multiple accounts. 
If this is an IRS issue, they never notified us. Also, if this is an IRS issue, this is kind of big brotherish. I think the patriot act had good intentions but has some hick-ups that cause poor people, like my family, to suffer for no fault of their own. My husband worked for that money. It's the families money. We're not criminals, we're just another American family that's been ruined by this recession and barely getting by. I don't need the government, Walmart, GE bank, or who ever making it worse for my kids. 
I talked to my pastor's wife about this and she told me that they had something like this happen to them earlier this year. 
America is becoming a scary place to live. I feel like this is a you're guilty until proven innocent type of deal. I had to call my pastor so I could feed my kids until we get this fixed. They'd help us with other expenses too. But I'm concerned for others that may not have someone else to fall back on. 
I told my husband to call the General Attorney for our state. He said he'd give them the five days and if not he would, plus call an attorney we know to get some advice. 

Was your tax refund a joint return or was it your husband only? If it was your husband only, then you did violate IRS regulations. They state that the money can only be deposited into an account with the same name. So if it was your husband's tax refund, it can only go in to an account with your husband's name on it.

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Hope this helps.