13 States to Sue DOGE Over Access to Federal Payment Systems Containing Personal Data
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Democratic attorneys general from thirteen states, led by New York's Letitia James, announced intentions to sue Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency for attempting to access sensitive federal payment systems. They argue this move violates privacy rights and challenges constitutional protections. Concerns are raised regarding potential security risks associated with Musk's involvement in federal payments, particularly impacting programs like Social Security and Medicare. A federal ruling has temporarily blocked broader access to Treasury payment systems, reflecting ongoing tensions between state officials and Musk's initiatives.
Thirteen Democratic attorneys general vow to sue Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency over access to federal payment systems, citing privacy rights and constitutional concerns.
The involvement of Musk's department in federal payment systems poses potential security risks and threatens critical programs like Social Security and Medicare, according to government officials.
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