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First reported by Reuters (Center); 4 outlets over 25h.
Reuters · +2h New York Post · +7h Breitbart · +25h The Hill
The Social Security Administration announced Tuesday it corrected millions of Social Security Number (SSN) database files, including death records and citizenship information, partially using the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements, or SAVE, service.
Read at thehill.com →US Social Security Agency corrects nearly 15% of records in database cleanup Reuters
Read at reuters.com →The agency said on Tuesday that it has officially “cleaned up” the comprehensive Social Security Number (SSN) database — addressing more than 50 million errant numbers.
Read at nypost.com →The Social Security Administration (SSA) announced Tuesday that it has corrected records for nearly 15% of all active Social Security numbers (SSN), adding missing death and citizenship data as part of the Trump administration’s drive to curb benefits fraud.
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