DOGE says $312M in loans were given to children during COVID pandemic
- The Department of Government Efficiency reported that the Small Business Administration granted 5,593 loans totaling $312 million to individuals listed as 11 years old or younger during the COVID-19 pandemic years of 2020 and 2021.
- DOGE found that the SBA also issued 3,095 loans for $333 million to borrowers over 115 years old, including one individual listed as 157 years old who received $36,000 in loans.
- Following its findings, DOGE and the SBA are conducting an investigation into these loans and have faced criticism and lawsuits regarding their access to Social Security data.
- A group of labor unions has challenged DOGE's access to Social Security data, seeking a court order to block this access in federal court.
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Fraud: Feds So Careless They Gave $312 Million to 5,600 Kids, SSNs Didn't Even Match Names
Millions of dollars in taxpayer grants went to purported children during COVID, according to new allegations from the Department of Government Efficiency. DOGE said it has found that the Small […] The post Fraud: Feds So Careless They Gave $312 Million to 5,600 Kids, SSNs Didn't Even Match Names appeared first on The Western Journal.
DOGE Says Children Received $312M in Loans During COVID Pandemic
Thousands of loans worth $312 million were granted to children ages 11 and under during the COVID-19 pandemic, DOGE announced Saturday. The post DOGE Says Children Aged 11 and Under Were Granted $312M in Loans During Coronavirus Pandemic appeared first on Breitbart.
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