Officials from AARP are calling on Congress to take action to ensure Social Security remains solvent ahead of the expected release of the annual Social Security board of trustees report from the Trump administration.

The advocacy organization for older Americans expressed urgency about addressing the program's long-term financial challenges, though they acknowledged uncertainty about the specific timing and contents of the upcoming trustees report.

"While we don't know exactly when the trustees report will be released or what exactly it's going to say, we expect it to tell" about the program's financial status, AARP officials stated, emphasizing the need for legislative action regardless of the report's specific findings.

The annual Social Security trustees report typically provides projections about the program's financial health and timeline for potential funding shortfalls. The report serves as a key indicator for policymakers and beneficiaries about the program's sustainability.

AARP's call for congressional action comes amid ongoing concerns about Social Security's long-term viability, as the program faces demographic challenges from an aging population and changing worker-to-beneficiary ratios.