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The pathway to Social Security benefits depends on immigration status, with current law limiting payouts to citizens and certain legal immigrants
Being born in the generally confers the ability to obtain a Social Security number and subjects a person to the same tax system as other U.S. residents; the reporting available here shows how noncitiz...
No. There is no evidence in the reporting reviewed that the has published an audited, agency-verified count of benefit terminations broken down by citizenship or immigration status; SSA’s own records ...
for Social Security retirement and disability benefits if their work and immigration status meet statutory thresholds: they must have sufficient Social Security credits from covered employment and be ...
historically depended on citizenship, sufficient work credits (40 quarters) or specific immigration statuses tied to lawful permanent residency and a five‑year residency rule; refugees and asylees cou...