MAY is not the same as WILL
MAY increase....then again, it MAY not.
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These "reports"?
The agency does not currently have a system in place to keep track of the number of beneficiaries who receive disability insurance for not being able to speak English.
the "reports" that don't "keep track of numbers"?
The same people that disregard numbers for climate change will make judgements on NO numbers.
Go figure.
We deny climate change based on numbers that 'experts' are paid to produce....you deny based on numbers not given. The article you keep quoting is about an agency that doesn't DENY the benefits are being given......they just aren't bothering to track how many are getting them. Pretty convenient......make up numbers to get what you want and hide numbers to get the results you want. When does it get to the point where even liberals have to admit this is a WH gone berserk with our money, policies, and regulations?
But that doesn't mean it WILL. It also MAY NOT rain there this year. Of course then we move to PROBABILITIES.
Does that mean that recent immigrants can get ss disability because they don't speak English?
that no one should be discriminated against regarding any issue, if they are doing it for one 'class', you can expect they will do it for all.
Also, since this program also covers the ability for them to collect ALL benefits given by 'welfare' standards, they are also receiving housing, foodstamps, education, and healthcare among other things available thru social services either on a federal or state level since, once they 'qualify' for disability benefits, they qualify for everything else.