A bombshell report from DOGE reveals that there are 395 million active Social Security numbers (SSNs)—a staggering 60 million more than the total U.S. population. This discovery raises serious concerns about government fraud, identity theft, and potential abuse within the Social Security Administration. Even more shocking, the data suggests that over 20 million of these […]
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A bombshell report from DOGE reveals that there are 395 million active Social Security numbers (SSNs)—a staggering 60 million more than the total U.S. population. This discovery raises serious concerns about government fraud, identity theft, and potential abuse within the Social Security Administration.
Even more shocking, the data suggests that over 20 million of these SSNs belong to individuals over 100 years old, and more than 15 million are assigned to those over 110—a statistical impossibility given that fewer than 100 people worldwide have reached that age.
