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SSA Press Release re DOGE - Social Security Administration
The newly appointed Acting Commissioner of Social Security (Lee Dudek) has issued a press release which addresses issues recently raised in the media about the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). As you may be aware, the DOGE is currently reviewing the efficiency of all government agencies, and seeking to identify any fraudulent activities. This has caused considerable angst among those federal agencies, including the Social Security Administration. In this press release, Acting Social Security Commissioner Dudek commits to working closely with DOGE, explains what DOGE can and cannot do, and clarifies the report that some over 100 years of age may be receiving Social Security benefits. Click here to read the SSA Press Release about the agency’s commitment to transparency and protecting benefits and information.
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