Social Security nearing 'total system collapse,' warns former administrator
The Trump administration is slashing 7,000 jobs at the Social Security Administration, threatening the agency's 90-year record of delivering benefits on time. Former Social Security commissioner Martin O'Malley slams President Trump for "wrecking" the agency and predicts payments will be disrupted within three months.
Only time will tell if the prediction by Martin O’Malley, the former Social Security commissioner, is accurate.
A former SSA commissioner says system outages have occurred because of DOGE's cuts, suggesting a collapse could be imminent.
“This is going to lead to total system collapse,” O’Malley told The Baltimore Sun. “It’s a very old, fragile computer system ...
The Trump Administration's proposed changes to the Social Security Administration will cause the payment system to collapse, ...
The Social Security Administration said it is reinstating a plan to recover 100% of overpayments to beneficiaries.
SSA employees told the Post that DOGE-led cuts to staff, spending and operating systems are already sowing chaos and delaying ...
The SSA is set to begin withholding 100 percent of Social Security benefits from beneficiaries who have been overpaid.
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