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VA benefits backlog down 45% since Inauguration Day

The backlog of veterans waiting for VA benefits has decreased by 45% since Inauguration Day, according to U.S. Representative David Rouzer, R-N.C.
The backlog stood at over 264,000 when President Trump took office, but has dropped to 144,000 as of September.
From January 2021 to January 2025, the backlog increased by 24%, reaching 264,000 during the Biden administration.
Rouzer emphasizes the need for continued progress in providing veterans with the best care possible.

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VA benefits backlog down 45% since Inauguration Day

(The Center Square) – In a state with more than 600,000 veterans and another nearly 100,000 on active duty, a North Carolina congressman says there are good numbers coming from Veterans Affairs.

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Backlog of VA benefits down 45% since Trump took office

From January 2021 to January 2025, the backlog went from 213,000 to 264,000 – an increase of 24% under Biden. The September number stands at 144,000, a 45% decrease from President Donald Trump’s inauguration.

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