US EditionDOGE is collecting federal data to remove immigrants from housing, jobs: WP
- AmeriCorps' National Civilian Community Corps program is reportedly facing significant cuts, with many volunteers receiving notices to return home by April 30.
- Orders were given to NCCC enrollees to return home before the April 30 termination date, resulting in uncertainty about the program's future.
- Concerns have been raised regarding cybersecurity breaches involving the National Labour Relations Board, as highlighted by a whistleblower accusing DOGE staffers of tampering with sensitive data.
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Trump officials are using federal agencies to make life in the U.S. difficult for undocumented immigrants
From sharing IRS data with ICE, calling for registries and revoking the legal mechanisms thousands have used to come to the U.S., Trump's directives send a clear message.
Exclusive | Volunteers with AmeriCorps youth program let go after DOGE visit
One of the largest federal civil service organizations has let go of scores of young volunteers, The Post has learned -- shortly after the Department of Government Efficiency visited the agency's headquarters
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The Washington PostDOGE is collecting federal data to remove immigrants from housing, jobs
The administration is pushing agencies to turn over information on where people work, study and live. The data is normally protected from dissemination.
Musk's secret Doge mission
The US has stepped up its hunt for undocumented people who are in the country illegally. Authorities have begun sharing information with each other – all in an effort to track them down. According to the Washington Post, the order comes from Elon Musk's Doge, among others. Latest move: Declaring undocumented people dead.
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