I deal with the SSA and the VA on a regular basis. I'm retired and I'm a vet.
The SSA ran a query on my IRS reported income and informed me that I owed them 2K. They also informed me that I had a right to appeal in 90 days. At that time if I hadn't they were going to reduce my retirement until they got their money back. The funny thing was they had all the information they needed from the IRS to resolve the issue but claimed I had misinformed them about my income. I had done no such thing because my employer gave the IRS the correct information, they just didn't understand their own rules well enough to resolve it. It took me about 15 minutes of research online to see where they screwed up. I then had to appeal with documentation. A year later they still haven't officially resolved it and I'm still on their hit list.
The VA is the same way. I won't go into it in detail but the last time I was at the service center they couldn't find my record. They said there were two records centers and they didn't have access to the other one, they only had access to theirs. Seems I had filed a claim online which totally derailed them.
The fed thinks they can gather information, put it in a database, or several databases and use a program to profile a person, which is exactly what this proposed EO is doing. They are using the information to put everyone of us in neat little categories to restrict and regulate us accordingly.
Personally I would have been better off if I not paid a dime into social security and never enlisted in the military. I think a lot of people are starting to realize the pitfalls of dealing with the fed.