Worst-case scenario in which sequestration remains in effect and discretionary appropriations remain flat, what would happen to the hearing backlog and average processing if SSA is level funded next year?
Rosa DeLauro: “Worst-case scenario in which sequestration remains in effect and discretionary appropriations remain flat, what would…”
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DeLauro discusses potential impacts of budget cuts on disability hearing backlogs.
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