NEW BILL: Congress Moves On Social Security And Medicare Eligibility Changes [UwK9YSi44vp]
A new 2026 congressional bill could reshape the national debate over Social Security and Medicare eligibility. The Preserving Social Security and Medicare for Citizens Act of 2026, introduced by Congresswoman Nancy Mace, aims to limit Social Security and Medicare benefits to U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals, and lawful permanent residents, while also removing certain payroll tax exemptions for some nonimmigrant visa workers. In this video, we break down what this bill actually says, when it was introduced, who introduced it, what changes it could bring, and what it may mean for seniors, retirees, SSDI recipients, Medicare users, and working Americans. Most importantly, we explain why this bill is not law yet and why current beneficiaries should understand the facts before reacting to political headlines. This update matters because Social Security and Medicare are already under financial pressure, and Congress is now debating who should qualify for these programs and who should be required to pay into them. Watch the full video to understand the real impact, the possible benefits, the concerns, and what needs to happen next before any rule actually changes. Topics covered in this video: Social Security Bill 2026 Medicare Eligibility Changes Nancy Mace Social Security Bill Preserving Social Security and Medicare for Citizens Act Social Security Eligibility Rules Medicare Rules 2026 FICA Payroll Taxes Social Security Update Medicare Update Social Security Post This video is for educational and informational purposes only. Always check official government updates before making decisions about benefits, taxes, or healthcare coverage. #socialsecurity