Michigan Launches Survey to Gather Complaints About Social Security Disruptions

The survey is to ’track trends, identify recurring issues, and better advocate for Michigan residents who rely on these essential benefits,' said Michigan’s AG.

Protesters hold signs at a "Mobilization Day" rally in Port Huron, Mich. on April 5, 2025. Steven Kovac/Epoch Times

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel launched a new online reporting system to collect complaints from Michigan residents who may experience disruptions to their Social Security benefits as a result of actions taken by the federal government.

The survey went live on the attorney general’s website on April 15.