Trump administration seeks to roll back Biden-era SSI rule that could impact the most vulnerable

[Guno צְבִי]

An estimated 400,000 Americans who rely on Supplemental Security Income (SSI) could see their monthly checks shrink under a new proposal from the Trump administration, according to a ProPublica analysis.

For some, that could mean a drop of up to one-third, from about $994 a month to under $700. The change would roll back a 2024 rule that protects low-income households receiving food assistance. A proposed rule from the Social Security Administration, currently under review by the White House, would remove that protection, potentially reducing support for disabled adults living with struggling family members.

MSN

 

[martin]

An estimated 400,000 Americans who rely on Supplemental Security Income (SSI) could see their monthly checks shrink under a new proposal from the Trump administration, according to a ProPublica analysis.

For some, that could mean a drop of up to one-third, from about $994 a month to under $700. The change would roll back a 2024 rule that protects low-income households receiving food assistance. A proposed rule from the Social Security Administration, currently under review by the White House, would remove that protection, potentially reducing support for disabled adults living with struggling family members.

MSN

Just the merciless kind of thing that would appeal to Trump.

 

[T. A. Gardner]

 

[Guno צְבִי]

Sorry terry da cracker, retired and comfortable not sucking off the gov teat for over 20 years, So there's that

 

[Mahmoud Ahmadinejad]

Just the merciless kind of thing that would appeal to Trump.

Yet you do not drive him from office.

 

[martin]

Yet you do not drive him from office.

I know. My car is in the shop.

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

An estimated 400,000 Americans who rely on Supplemental Security Income (SSI) could see their monthly checks shrink under a new proposal from the Trump administration, according to a ProPublica analysis.

For some, that could mean a drop of up to one-third, from about $994 a month to under $700. The change would roll back a 2024 rule that protects low-income households receiving food assistance. A proposed rule from the Social Security Administration, currently under review by the White House, would remove that protection, potentially reducing support for disabled adults living with struggling family members.

MSN

Well, of course. We need that money to blow up schools full of children in far away lands that aren't threatening us.

 

[Ichabod Stain]

libertarians with careers in government be like:

 

[Teflon Don]

Sorry terry da cracker, retired and comfortable not sucking off the gov teat for over 20 years, So there's that

Then maybe you can join with your fellow leftists and help them out?