Judge Blocks DOGE Access to Social Security Records for Now
- A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order preventing Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency from accessing Social Security Administration systems, impacting millions of beneficiaries.
- Judge Ellen Hollander ruled that DOGE's access violated U.S. Laws meant to protect sensitive data, as indicated in her decision.
- The ruling was backed by labor unions and indicated that DOGE's access violated U.S. Laws protecting sensitive information.
- Leland Dudek, the Acting Social Security Commissioner, stated the agency would comply with the court's order and emphasized the importance of safeguarding personal information.
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‘Case exposes a wide fissure’: US judge extends ban on Musk-led Doge’s access to personal data
A federal judge on Thursday (17 April) issued a preliminary injunction that continues to block aides of billionaire Elon Musk from accessing sensitive personal data on millions of Americans stored in the Social Security Administration’s computer systems.
The Institute of Peace Will Turn Out Worse Than We Thought
As reported, Judge Beryl Howell, a far-left judge, allowed the DOGE team to take over the rogue Institute of Peace agency after they had to use law enforcement to gain entrance. DOGE couldn’t get in, so they brought the FBI. The Director of the Institute wouldn’t let the FBI in and called the police. The […] The post The Institute of Peace Will Turn Out Worse Than We Thought appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.
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