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Beginning today, the Social Security Administration is going paperless, which means federal benefit payments will be issued electronically.

The change was announced in an executive order issued by President Trump in March.

The White House says paper checks create, quote, unnecessary costs, delays, and the risk of fraud.

Most Social Security beneficiaries already received digital payments, but about half a million people had still been getting paper checks.

Those requesting an exemption to the digital payments must file a waiver with the U.S.

Treasury Department.

Earlier this year, the Trump administration cut thousands of Social Security Administration positions and closed some physical offices.

Tanya J. Powers, Fox News.

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I think we have maybe a deal on Gaza.