Social Security offices have been closed nationwide since March 2020, but the Social Security Administration (SSA) announced that it plans to reopen offices in early April. However, there is currently.
With Social Security offices expected to open back up on March 30, it's a good idea to find your local office in case you need help. See: Social Security Offices Now Have a New Official Return.
182,000 claims at the v.a. for our veterans that are calling my office every day, frustrated with the bureaucracy. that backlog, by the way is caused bay the v.a. employees are working from home. social security offices all over the country that are closed. you have to do everything by mail because workers are working from home. you have a 12 to 18-week backlog for visa applications at the state department because of this mess. you can go on and on. i have constituents calling my office and say they still have not received their 2020 tax return from the irs because of this issue. at the end of the day, it s a matter of fairness. my brother works in the same factory my dad worked at. he goes to work every day and makes axles. he does pay taxes and his tax dollars are going to pay for federal government employees
0 i believe in second chances when sincere apologies are made, but it s you, the audience. you decide if an apology is sincere. nobody forces you to watch or listen to any show. we owe our careers to you. i can t thank you enough to give me this opportunity every day. thanks for watching every night. you decide. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham takes it from him. laura: hannity, we have a lot going on the vaccine mandates and so forth. we ll pick it up where you left off. thank you, my friend. i m laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington. breaking another day, another major court loss on the issue of vax mandates. hours ago, a federal district judge in louisiana halted a biden order that certain healthcare workers nationwide be vaccinated, this followed two other similar rulings by judges in missouri and kentucky the past 48 hours. the supreme court will have the final say here. we have ken starr on this later in the hour. also fauci outs himself aga
In search of leadership at the National Personnel Records Center Rep. Warren Davidson (Staff Sgt. Joshua Weaver/Air Force graphic) Last March, like many other government office buildings, the National Personnel Records Center closed in response to the spread of the novel coronavirus. Considering that everything from Social Security Offices, to National Parks, to Motor Vehicle Centers closed down, the NPRC closure went largely unnoticed. Fifteen days to slow the spread came and went, but the center which houses all the military records for America’s service members remains barely operational. Unlike many other government agencies, the NPRC’s primary mission cannot be carried out remotely. Four stories and some six million square feet in St. Louis house millions of hard-copy records that make up complete service histories for America’s veterans. Veterans need these records to access the benefits they earned while protecting our freedom. Without them, veterans cann