illegal immigration impact, Social Security fraud concerns, government policy accountability
These were the number of illegals given Social Security numbers during the Biden Administration.
270,425 in 2021
590,193 in 2022
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964,163 in 2023
2,095,247 in 2024
The boys at DOGE caught them.
Just the ones they caught.
This is treason. This is theft.
Who approved this?
— C3 (@C_3C_3) August 15, 2025
These were the number of illegals given Social Security numbers during the Biden Administration.
The topic of Social Security numbers issued to undocumented immigrants during the Biden Administration has stirred significant debate. According to a recent tweet by C3, the numbers are staggering: 270,425 in 2021, 590,193 in 2022, 964,163 in 2023, and a projected 2,095,247 in 2024. This adds up to a remarkable total, raising questions about immigration policy and its implications on Social Security.
270,425 in 2021
In 2021, the figure of 270,425 Social Security numbers issued to undocumented individuals marked the beginning of a controversial trend. Critics argue that this practice undermines the integrity of the Social Security system. Supporters, however, may argue that these numbers reflect a necessary adjustment to accommodate those already living and working in the country.
590,193 in 2022
The increase to 590,193 in 2022 highlights a growing issue that has become a focal point in political discourse. As the numbers rise, so do concerns about the potential financial impact on Social Security. Many Americans are left wondering how these changes affect their benefits and the sustainability of the system.
964,163 in 2023
With 964,163 issued in 2023, discussions around immigration policy intensified. The tweet mentions that “the boys at DOGE caught them,” indicating that tracking these figures has become a significant focus for certain groups. As more information surfaces, it’s crucial for citizens to remain informed about these developments.
2,095,247 in 2024
Looking ahead, the projected 2,095,247 Social Security numbers for 2024 raises alarms among many. Questions of legality and ethics swirl around the notion of “treason” and “theft” as mentioned in the tweet. Who approved this? It’s a question that demands transparency and accountability.
This ongoing situation underscores the importance of staying engaged in discussions about immigration policy and its effects on Social Security. Keeping an eye on these numbers and understanding their implications will help shape the future of the system.