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Rhode Island lawmakers call on Trump to 'swiftly' implement Social Security Fairness Act

By Lynn Cavanaugh

Senators Jack Reed and Sheldon Whitehouse, who co-sponsored the new federal law, are calling on the Trump administration to expedite its implementation, following the SSA's announcement that it could take "more than 1 year" to make payments to public service retirees.

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Rhode Island lawmakers call on Trump to 'swiftly' implement Social Security Fairness Act

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