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Congressman Morgan McGarvey promises to 'fight tooth and nail' for Social Security amid changes

Congressman Morgan McGarvey promises to 'fight tooth and nail' for Social Security amid changes
COULD BE TERMINATED. CHANGES TO SOCIAL SECURITY THAT WAS THE MAIN TOPIC OF A TOWN HALL IN WEST LOUISVILLE TODAY, HOSTED BY CONGRESSMAN MORGAN MCGARVEY ADDIE MEINERS WAS AT THE TOWN HALL AND JOINS US NOW LIVE IN THE NEWSROOM. AND, ANDY, WHAT WERE THE BIGGEST CONCERNS FROM ATTENDEES THERE? WELL, RICK, BASED ON THE CONVERSATION THAT I OBSERVED AND WHAT I WAS DIRECTLY TOLD AT TODAY맥스카지노S TOWN HALL, THE BIGGEST CONCERN FROM PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY IS ACCESSING THEIR BENEFITS. NOW, THIS COMES AFTER THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION HAS STARTED TO CRACK DOWN ON WHO IS RECEIVING SOCIAL SECURITY AND REQUIRING SOME IN-PERSON IDENTITY PROOFING. NOW, THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE APPLICANTS WHO ARE DISABLED ON MEDICARE OR RECEIVE SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME. CONGRESSMAN MCGARVEY REPRESENTS KENTUCKY맥스카지노S THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, WHICH IS THE LOUISVILLE METRO, AND HERE, NEARLY 150,000 PEOPLE RECEIVE SOCIAL SECURITY, 72% ARE SENIORS, 14% ARE DISABLED, AND 6% ARE CHILDREN. MCGARVEY SAYS THAT맥스카지노S WHY HE WANTED TO HOST THIS TOWN HALL. TO CLEAR UP ANY CONFUSION. YOU HEARD PEOPLE FRUSTRATED RIGHT NOW WITH HOW HARD IT IS TO ACCESS THEIR SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS. MAKING PEOPLE JUMP THROUGH A LOT OF HOOPS TO GET THE SOCIAL SECURITY THAT THEY맥스카지노VE PAID INTO, AND THAT THEY맥스카지노RE RELYING ON. I REALLY NEEDED TO KNOW THAT. THAT HE KNOWS THAT WE ARE CONCERNED AND THAT HE KNOWS THAT WE맥스카지노RE WATCHING NOT JUST HIM, BUT EVERYONE, AND THAT WE NEED TO KNOW THAT NOT JUST FOR OURSELVES, BUT FOR OUR NEIGHBORS AND THE PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY, THAT THEY맥스카지노RE NOT, THAT THEY맥스카지노VE HAVEN맥스카지노T BEEN FORGOTTEN. NOW, ACCORDING TO THE SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE맥스카지노S WEBSITE, THE BEST WAY TO MANAGE YOUR INFORMATION IS THROUGH YOUR PERSONAL MY SOCIAL SECURITY ACCOUNT. MCGARVEY SAYS IF YOU HAVE ANY ISSUES, YOU CAN CALL
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Congressman Morgan McGarvey promises to 'fight tooth and nail' for Social Security amid changes
Congressman Morgan McGarvey hosted a town hall on Wednesday in hopes of answering any questions his constituents may have regarding recent changes to Social Security.This comes after the Trump Administration has begun to crack down on who is receiving Social Security. According to the White House's website, "The Social Security Administration made an estimated $72 billion in improper payments between 2015 and 2022." So, they are now requiring in-person proofing for people who receive Social Security benefits. According to the official Social Security website, the in-person proofing requirement for those on Social Security benefits does not apply to people who have disability insurance, Medicare, or receive Supplemental Security Income. "We want to see how those changes are impacting people right here in Louisville, and see what needs to be done to make sure that people are getting the benefits that they have earned," said McGarvey.What constituents said they were most concerned about is accessing their Social Security. "They're either waiting on the phone for hours to make an appointment, or they have to go in person to make an appointment, just to go back in person for the appointment," said McGarvey.Becki Winchell, a Portland resident, said she attended the meeting to make sure McGarvey understands that she feels scared."I really needed to know that he knows that we are concerned. And, that he knows that we're watching not just him, but everyone," said Winchell. In Kentucky's 3rd Congressional District, which Morgan McGarvey represents, 149,559 people receive Social Security. Of those recipients, 72% are seniors, 14% are disabled, and 6% are children.

Congressman Morgan McGarvey hosted a town hall on Wednesday in hopes of answering any questions his constituents may have regarding recent changes to Social Security.

This comes after the Trump Administration has begun to crack down on .

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According to the White House's website, "The Social Security Administration made an estimated $72 billion in improper payments between 2015 and 2022."

So, they are now requiring in-person proofing for people who receive Social Security benefits.

According to the , the in-person proofing requirement for those on Social Security benefits does not apply to people who have disability insurance, Medicare, or receive Supplemental Security Income.

"We want to see how those changes are impacting people right here in Louisville, and see what needs to be done to make sure that people are getting the benefits that they have earned," said McGarvey.

What constituents said they were most concerned about is accessing their Social Security.

"They're either waiting on the phone for hours to make an appointment, or they have to go in person to make an appointment, just to go back in person for the appointment," said McGarvey.

Becki Winchell, a Portland resident, said she attended the meeting to make sure McGarvey understands that she feels scared.

"I really needed to know that he knows that we are concerned. And, that he knows that we're watching not just him, but everyone," said Winchell.

In Kentucky's 3rd Congressional District, which Morgan McGarvey represents, 149,559 people receive Social Security. Of those recipients, 72% are seniors, 14% are disabled, and 6% are children.