No Social Security for Illegal Aliens Act of 2025

This bill says that pay earned from work done in the U.S. without work authorization will not count toward Social Security. That includes wages from a job and income from self-employment. In short, money earned from unauthorized work cannot be used to qualify for Social Security benefits or to increase benefit amounts.

It applies to past and future earnings from unauthorized work. The Social Security Administration must recalculate benefits to follow these rules, but any changes only apply to benefit payments going forward after the bill becomes law.

• Who is affected: People who worked in the U.S. without legal work authorization
• What changes: Those earnings will not count toward Social Security eligibility or benefit amounts; SSA will recompute benefits as needed
• When: Applies to earnings from before and after the law takes effect, but benefit changes apply only to months after it becomes law