As an added bonus, the feds will probably do policing cheaper.

President Trump signed a proclamation marking the 90th anniversary of the establishment of Social Security, while boasting changes in his recent tax law aimed at providing relief to seniors.

"On the 90th anniversary of the establishment of this historic program, I recommit to always defending Social Security, rewarding the men and women who make our country prosperous, and taking care of our own workers, families, seniors and citizens first," Trump said in the Oval Office.

"You reported it all the time. In four or five years, it's going to go bust, but not anymore, it's not," he claimed to reporters, while also boasting efforts in the administration aimed at finding "tremendous fraud, where we have illegal aliens."

Trump's comments come as his administration's plans to significantly reduce the agency's workforce to save money and protect benefits.

El Presidente Trump es mucho bien!!!   

US tariff revenue surged +300% in July 2025, bringing in a record $29.6 billion in ONE month.

Social Security, and Commissioner Frank Bisignano has outlined efforts to modernize the system.

Bisignano wrote, "Since taking office, I have focused on modernizing operations; investing in our workforce; eliminating fraud, waste, and abuse; and improving how we serve the public, whether online, over the phone, or in person."

Bisignano said the agency is expanding online services and reducing phone and field office wait times. He promoted broader use of My SSA accounts as part of a digital‑first strategy.

Bisignano stated, "We have a clear path to achieving operational excellence and providing best-in-class service. Under President Trump's leadership, I have charted a new course that strengthens service delivery and secures the integrity and efficiency of our systems."

The United States is deploying three Aegis guided-missile destroyers to the waters off Venezuela as part of President Donald Trump's effort to combat threats from Latin American drug cartels, according to a U.S. official briefed on the planning.