From Social Security to travel: Everything to know about a government shutdown

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Many federal contractors such as janitors and security guards will be laid off too, without the promise of back pay.

As disruptive as shutdowns can be to families of government workers -- and cost taxpayers more money in the end -- most Americans won't see a big difference right away.

At the Social Security Administration, for example, officials say they will continue to ship out payments and people can still apply for benefits. But benefit verifications will stop, and people won't be able to receive replacement Medicare cards. Lawmakers will still take in their $174,000 annual salaries, but their staffs won't get paid, and Republicans won't be able to continue their impeachment inquiry into President Biden.

What's particularly remarkable about this shutdown is that lawmakers haven't agreed as of Friday on how to pay for military troops.

 

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