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    The United States Social Security, the single most depended on welfare program across America, is in danger. Researchers have discovered that the Social Security program, newly named Old Age Survivor Disability Insurance, is deteriorating. Insolvency is deemed the forthcoming issue regarding the downfall of America's largest safety net. By the year 2034, the OASDI trust fund will only be able to pay out 75% of its debt owed to the millions of Americans advancing into their retirement years…

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    is not broken, why take steps to fix it? This is a grammatically correct spin on the old adage that seems to haunt humanity, and the American government in particular. It is often difficult to see impending doom until it is too late to tell. Social Security was created in 1935 in response to a national crisis that started with a stock market crash, continuing with years of economic decline. What started as a simple way to help older Americans recover what they lost for a few years, turned into…

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    I am here today to present to you the H.R.3934 - No Social Security for Illegal Immigrants Act of 2017 that was introduced to the house of representatives on October 3, 2017 by the California Republican Representative Dana Rohrabacher so that illegal immigrants would not be supplied with social security for any reason until their status has been declared that of a legal immigrant. Officially stating,” To amend title II of the Social Security Act to exclude from creditable wages and…

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    Step One: SOCIAL SECURITY. The government program that I have decided to analyze is social security. With social security, the government makes direct payments to citizens. Step Two: A. What is the history of the program? The program of social security first began with something known as the Social Security Act of 1935 but it was originally called the Economic Security Act. The benefit payments and social security taxes only started in the beginning of 1937. Benefits for disabilities began in…

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    Economic issues are a social problem that has been around for centuries. Each country in each part of the world learned to deal with this problem differently. Some citizens have learned to deal with this problem or they have let the government handle it. If this problem is handled incorrectly, worse economic issues can arise such as extreme famine or inflation. Post World War II, most of the countries involved faced economic dilemma that hindered the growth of the economy. The United States was…

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    Social security has long been the United States governments most popular program. Social security was signed into law in 1935. At the time, it was designed to be a key provider of income for Americans who reach the retirement age, become disabled, or pass away. The key idea was that the whole economy would benefit if the money were put into the hands of the older Americans who would spend at a high rate and serve as a stimulator for economic recovery. Social security was set up to pay benefits…

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    Challenges of the Social Security Program and Possible Reforms Social Security has long been a cornerstone of the American life. However, in the more recent years, there have been problems arising with the funding of the social security, with the Social Security Trust Fund to be completely depleted by 2033, and the number of Baby Boomers far outweighing the number of Generation X’ers and Millennials alike. So what are some challenges facing America’s Social Security program today and what can…

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    employment history too. Hence the first negative effect of DACA policy on illegal immigrants’ life is that this policy doesn’t give any assurance whether the information provided at the time of application would not be used to deport them if they failed to fulfill DACA policy requirements. The problem arises as Chishti and Hipsman point out in their article “Key Factors, Unresolved Issues in the New Deferred Action Program for Immigrant Youth will Determine its Success”, trust will be eroded if…

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    and concepts covered by this particular benefit; and finally, recommendations to the business community or employer will be detailed towards the end of this paper. Medicare and Medicaid are public insurance programs established by the amended Social Security Act in 1965. Although similar in name, there are important differences between…

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    Social Security: the effects of the Aging American population The Social Security system was enacted in 1935 in response to the Great Depression when millions of Americans were affected by unemployment and poverty. In 1880, the populations of farm and nonfarm workers were about equally balanced, but by 1930, workers in farm occupations accounted for only 21 percent of the workforce. Industrialization created a social problem as Americans became more dependent on wage income and less on family…

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