Will Musk expose how much Social Security paid out to HHS for the Department of Children and Family Services?
That was the Grift, from Clinton to kidnap children
https://subsidytracker.goodjobsfirst.org/parent/tesla-inc
This is just one
Tesla Motors Nevada multiple 2014 $1,287,000,000 MEGADEAL Megadeal is the designation we give to our list of subsidy awards worth at least $100 million going back as far as the late 1970s (in January 2024, we increased the threshold from $50 million to $100 million). Many of them are packages involving multiple state and local subsidies. We created the list to fill gaps in the official disclosure data that make up the bulk of the content in Subsidy Tracker. Megadeal entries thus rely on a wide variety of information sources. In some cases these entries overlap entries from specific subsidy programs. In those instances the dollar totals on the Parent Summary Pages and the State Summary Pages are adjusted to avoid double-counting.
>everything is going to be fine
>Seriously. Where are the children?
Being held captive by STATE/FEDERAL Agencies. BIG MONEY!!
The Social Security Administration (SSA) and the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) work together to ensure that state and tribal agencies manage Social Security benefits for children in foster care.
How does this work?
The SSA appoints a payee to manage benefits for children who are unable to manage their own benefits.
The SSA prefers a close relative or friend of the beneficiary, but may select an organization if other options are unavailable.
The payee must use the benefits for the beneficiary's current needs, such as food, clothing, shelter, and medical care.
The payee must save any remaining benefits for the beneficiary's future needs.
What are the benefits for children in foster care?
Children in foster care may be eligible for Social Security benefits, such as SSI payments.
Children may also be eligible for Title IV-E funds, which are for children from low-income families.
The decision to seek SSI payments may be complicated by the fact that receiving Title IV-E payments may affect SSI eligibility.
Who is responsible for managing the benefits?
In most cases, the child welfare agency is the representative payee for children in foster care.
They don't get the MONEY, if they PLACE THE CHILDREN WITH THE FAMILY.
KIDNAP THEM = BIG, BIG, BIG $$$$$