Social Security Administration Announces "Most Comprehensive Clean-Up" in Agency's History – What This Could Mean For Elections
On Tuesday, the Social Security Administration announced the "most comprehensive SSN record clean-up in the agency's 91-year history" as part of an ongoing effort "to strengthen the accuracy and integrity" of the SSN database. The post Social Security Administration Announces "Most Comprehensive Clean-Up" in Agency's History – What This Could Mean For Elections appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
TL;DR
- The SSA announced its largest-ever record cleanup, aiming to improve the accuracy and integrity of its database.
- This cleanup involved adding 17 million death dates and updating citizenship information for approximately 25 million records.
- The initiative could have major implications for election integrity by aiding states in validating voter eligibility.
- The Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) system, which uses SSA data, is now available for states to use voluntarily for voter verification.
- Concerns about 'dead people voting' and 'illegals voting' are highlighted due to inaccuracies in previously uncorrected SSA records.
- The U.S. Attorney's office has warned about potential legal consequences for processing ballots cast by non-citizens.