Social Security overpayments are once again facing full recovery as the SSA reinstates its 100% clawback policy. This decision, announced on March 10, 2025, means affected beneficiaries could see their entire monthly checks withheld. Previously, due to public backlash, the agency had limited deductions to 10%. The new rule applies to overpayments after March 27, sparking concerns over financial hardship for seniors and disabled Americans. With SSA aiming to recover $7 billion over the next decade, advocacy groups warn of severe consequences. The move aligns with staff cuts under the Trump administration, raising concerns over future errors and delays.