Whereas hundreds of thousands of individuals in the United States are targeted by government imposter scams each year, including Social Security-related and Internal Revenue Service-related government imposter scams; Whereas government imposter scams involve scammers contacting individuals in the United States and impersonating employees of government agencies, such as the Social Security Administration, to demand payment or personal information, which defrauds the people of the United States and erodes trust in the government agencies that the scammers impersonate; Whereas, since 2013, the fraud hotline of the Special Committee on Aging of the Senate has received more than 10,000 complaints from individuals in all 50 States, the District of Columbia, and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico regarding possible government imposter scams; Whereas there were more than 228,000 government imposter scams reported to the Federal Trade Commission in 2023; Whereas the Federal Trade Commission has estimated that victims lost more than $617,000,000 to government imposter scams in 2023; Whereas, according to the Federal Trade Commission, in 2023, older adults reported larger median individual losses as a result of government imposter scams than younger adults; Whereas, according to the Federal Trade Commission, in 2023, individuals reported losing more than $126,500,000 to Social Security-related imposter scams; Whereas, in 2023, Social Security-related imposter scams represented the largest category of complaints received by the fraud hotline of the Special Committee on Aging of the Senate ; and Whereas increased awareness of, and education about, government imposter scams help to thwart government imposter scammers: Now, therefore, be it