The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has initiated major budget reductions, leading to the closure of multiple Social Security Administration (SSA) offices across the United States. 47 SSA offices have either already shut down or are scheduled to close, impacting various regions, including the Southeast, Midwest, Northeast, and Western US. The office closures are part of DOGE’s broader strategy to cut federal expenditures by eliminating underutilized assets. While the initiative aims to reduce costs and improve government efficiency, it has raised concerns among millions of Social Security beneficiaries who rely on these offices for assistance. The closures could lead to longer wait times, accessibility challenges, and potential service disruptions, particularly for the elderly and disabled. The Southeastern United States has suffered the most significant impact, with nearly half of the closures occurring in Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina, Mississippi, and Arkansas. In February, DOGe implemented mass layoffs at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), removing hundreds of weather forecasters and other personnel. According to its third weekly report, the department claims its cost-cutting initiatives have led to substantial financial savings.