This month marks the 90th anniversary of the Social Security Act, a program that supports millions of Americans. President Trump acknowledged this milestone through a proclamation, emphasizing enhancements to the program under his administration while also highlighting reduced taxes for seniors. Despite these claims, many experts and lawmakers express concern about the future of Social Security, with discussions on funding threats and potential privatization shaping the narrative. Events such as town halls led by prominent figures like Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Debbie Dingell have taken place to address these pressing concerns. As the program faces financial challenges, including warnings of a potential collapse of its trust fund within a decade, calls for protective actions are growing louder. Many Americans, including younger generations, rely on Social Security, underscoring the importance of safeguarding its future amid ongoing debates.