A new report from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has revealed shocking and bizarre findings about federal unemployment claims that were processed during and after the COVID-era spike in unemployment. The results have raised questions about inefficiencies, fraud, and government accountability.
DOGE’s report highlights several highly unusual cases where individuals who were either far too old, far too young, or not even born yet, somehow managed to receive unemployment benefits. Among the most shocking revelations was the discovery that over 24,500 people, who were listed as being more than 115 years old, received a total of $59 million in unemployment payments.
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In an even more absurd example, nearly 28,000 individuals, aged between one and five, received a staggering $254 million in payments. The report also uncovered that more than 9,700 claims were filed under names of people with birthdates more than 15 years in the future. These fraudulent claims totaled $69 million.
Perhaps the most outlandish of all the cases was a claim submitted by an individual allegedly born in the year 2154, who somehow managed to collect $41,000 in unemployment benefits.
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