Jun 24, 2026

Caseload Analysis Report

      The Social Security Administration has posted the Caseload Analysis Report for its Office of Hearings Operations (or whatever they’re calling it these days) run on June 17. It reflects trends already apparent — falling numbers of ALJs, increased backlogs, increased use of overtime and a small use of “Agency Video Objections” which make me fear that the hearing process may be used for immigration enforcement.

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hearings are not the only component being used for immigration enforcement. All information is being shared. An enumeration appt for a child born in the US can lead to the deportation of a parent.

Anonymous said...

Working on a collab with immigration as we speak that will be groundbreaking. Very easily to trace and identify illegals using agency data for apprehension.

Anonymous said...

I call bs on that. At the fo I do this all the time. Now illegal parents getting ssi benefits off of a child that has an ssn.....

Anonymous said...

Agency Video Objections means the claimant objects to an Agency.Video hearing. These were called.Video Teleconference Hearings pre-2025. Different from Online Video Hearings which you do from your mobile device at home or work. Nothing to do with immigration.

Anonymous said...

Ah, the joy of helping masked thugs rip parents away from their kids, leaving them emotionally scarred for life. Work you can feel proud of.

Anonymous said...

10:12, you mean a child getting benefits for which he qualifies, and the parent serving as payee in keeping with SSA's own payee preference policy?