"Born in 2154" American demanded unemployment benefits from the authorities

The US Department of Public Safety (DOGE), during a document check, identified an American who was allegedly born in 2154 and claimed unemployment benefits in the amount of $41 thousand. Information about this was published on the X network page (ex. Twitter).

"In one case, someone born in 2154 demanded $41,000," DOGE said, referring to a review of unemployment benefit applications filed since 2020.

In addition, it is reported that 24.5 thousand people aged allegedly more than 115 years have requested the allowance. The amount of their request exceeded $59 million.

Also, as indicated in the documents, 28 thousand children aged from one to five years applied for payments in the amount of $254 million.

DOGE added that almost 10,000 people were born in 2040 and later, and the total amount of their petitions amounted to $69 million.

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