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Social Security benefits to be interrupted soon: Ex-administrator
Speaking at a public forum in Long Island on Monday, O'Malley said he believes an interruption in payments could be imminent.

4.22.25
Former Social Security Commissioner Martin O'Malley is warning that benefit payments could soon be delayed for millions of Americans, citing deep staffing cuts and internal chaos at the Social Security Administration (SSA) under the Trump administration. Speaking at a public forum in Long Island on Monday, O'Malley said he believes an interruption in payments could be imminent. "I truly believe there's going to be some interruption of benefits for some period of time, and I believe that will probably happen in the very near future," O'Malley said, according to Long Island Press. "I've never hoped I was wrong so much in my life." O'Malley's warning sounds an alarm that vital monthly checks could be delayed, leaving vulnerable Americans in financial jeopardy. More than 70 million Americans rely on Social Security, including retirees, disabled individuals and surviving family members. The benefits are often the primary source of income for many recipients. The SSA has already cut 7,000 positions—about 12 percent of its workforce. The reductions have caused delays in claim approvals and repeated service outages.
Few believe the Trump/Musk cuts to Social Security will affect them.... until they do.
How long could you go without your monthly SS check?