1. United States
2. N.J.
3. Letter

I am writing to express my grave concerns about the ongoing threats to Social Security and to urge you to champion Senate companion bills to H.R. 1876 and H.R. 1877, which are aimed at protecting this crucial program. As your constituent, I am deeply disturbed by the alarming reports of staff cuts, field office closures, the agency's increasing dependence on X for communication, and service disruptions. These actions raise serious questions about the administration's commitment to Social Security, which is a lifeline for over 70 million Americans, including seniors and children. I urge you to take a leading role in introducing and supporting legislation in the Senate that mirrors H.R. 1876, the Keeping Our Field Offices Open Act, and H.R. 1877, the Protecting Americans’ Social Security Data Act. These bills are vital to ensuring that Social Security remains accessible and secure for all Americans. Congress must assert its authority and protect Social Security from these attacks. I urge you to make this a top priority and fight to safeguard this essential program for current and future generations.