Lawmakers are calling on the U.S. Treasury to protect recipients of direct payments from having their money seized by debt collectors.
In a letter sent to U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin Thursday, Sens. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio and Josh Hawley, R-Mo urged the Treasury to exert its ability to protect individuals from having their direct payments seized — or "garnished" — from debt collectors.
"Congress included this critical relief in order to help American families struggling to pay for food, medicine, and other basic necessities during the novel coronavirus pandemic and resulting economic crisis," wrote Senators Hawley and Brown. Senators Hawley and Brown propose that the Treasury could apply rules protecting social security and other federal payments from private debt garnishment to the direct payments. The Treasury could also issue new rules or guidance, they said.
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