Musk Sounds Alarm on Surge of Social Security Numbers for Non-Citizens (Video)

by Emmitt Barry, Worthy News Correspondent

(Worthy News) – Billionaires Elon Musk and Antonio Gracias, speaking on behalf of the Department of Government Efficiency at a Wisconsin town hall, raised concerns about a rise in Social Security numbers issued to non-citizens. Musk argued that the increase was part of a broader effort by the Biden administration to influence the U.S. voting system.

Musk, introducing Gracias on stage, pointed to serious flaws in the system. “We found 20 million dead people marked as alive in the Social Security system. This is so crazy,” he said. The two then revealed a “mind-blowing” chart highlighting the spike in SSNs granted to noncitizens.

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“This isn’t political,” said Gracias, sharing his perspective as someone with foreign-born relatives and strong support for lawful immigration. “This is about America and its future.”

He explained how illegal immigrants can quickly obtain Social Security numbers. “Once they’re here and apply for a work permit, the Social Security Administration automatically sends them an SSN — no interview, no ID required,” he said.

Musk escalated his criticism, accusing the Biden administration of deliberately enabling the surge in Social Security numbers issued to noncitizens. He claimed it was not a bureaucratic failure but part of a coordinated plan.

“The Biden administration wasn’t asleep at the switch. It was a large-scale effort to import as many illegals as possible, ultimately to reshape the U.S. voting system and establish a permanent one-party state,” Musk said.

Gracias revealed their research had uncovered cases of noncitizens registering to vote and casting ballots.

“We took a sample, checked voter registration records, and found that people in this group had registered and voted. We’ve already referred some cases for prosecution,” he said.

The revelations are expected to intensify the ongoing political debate surrounding immigration policy and Social Security oversight. Critics argue that the current system is vulnerable to exploitation, pointing to the sharp rise in Social Security numbers issued to non-citizens as a sign of deeper systemic issues. They warn that such loopholes could undermine the integrity of voter rolls and strain public resources.

On the other hand, some experts and advocates caution against drawing sweeping conclusions from limited data, emphasizing the need for careful analysis before implementing broad policy changes. While oversight is essential, they stress that it must be balanced with fairness and accuracy to avoid unjustly targeting lawful immigrants or fueling misinformation.

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