In this episode of the 47 Morning Update w Ben Ferguson, Ben examines reports concerning Social Security numbers issued to non-citizens during the Biden administration, debates over immigration policy and taxpayer costs, and the major Supreme Court cases that could influence immigration enforcement, gun rights, election law, and climate-related litigation in the years ahead.
New data on Social Security numbers issued to non-citizens during the Biden administration is fueling a new debate over immigration, taxpayer costs, and government benefits. Ben Ferguson examines reports showing a dramatic increase in non-citizens receiving Social Security numbers after obtaining federal work authorization and argues the policy carried significant financial consequences for American taxpayers.Ferguson breaks down the growth of the Enumeration Beyond Entry program, the Biden administration’s expansion of temporary legal pathways for migrants, and claims regarding access to government benefits and public services. He also reviews Congressional Budget Office estimates tied to the broader immigration surge, including spending on healthcare, education, and other government programs.In the second half of the episode, Ferguson previews several major cases headed to the U.S. Supreme Court that could shape national policy for years to come. The Court is expected to consider challenges involving immigration detention, third-country deportations, state restrictions on certain firearms, climate-change litigation against energy companies, and voter registration requirements. Ferguson discusses the potential legal and political implications of each case as the Court begins a new term.
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