A Resolution urging the Congress of the United States to adopt H.R. 1876, the "Keeping Our Field Offices Open Act," H.R. 1877, the "Protecting Americans' Social Security Data Act," and S. 770, the "Social Security Expansion Act."

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Overview

This Pennsylvania Senate Resolution urges the U.S. Congress to pass three bills: H.R. 1876, the ‘Keeping Our Field Offices Open Act’; H.R. 1877, the ‘Protecting Americans’ Social Security Data Act’; and S. 770, the ‘Social Security Expansion Act.’ The resolution expresses concern about proposed cuts to Social Security benefits, staffing, and office closures by the Social Security Administration (SSA), highlighting the program’s importance for millions of Americans, particularly in Pennsylvania. It seeks to protect Social Security recipients and their access to benefits.

Key provisions

Urges the Congress to pass H.R. 1876, H.R. 1877, and S. 770.
Expresses concern over proposed SSA staffing cuts and office closures.
Highlights the importance of Social Security for Pennsylvania residents and the nation.
Calls for robust staffing and local office facilities.
Opposes federal cuts to Social Security benefits.

Who is affected

Social Security recipients
Pennsylvania residents
Retirees
The Social Security Administration (SSA)
Congress

Notable changes

The resolution criticizes proposed cuts to SSA staffing and office closures.
It specifically mentions concerns about the sharing of personal data with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
It references criticism of Social Security from figures like Elon Musk.