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A federal judge is blocking the government efficiency department (Doge) to access personal data of three federal agencies in the last court order against the Trump administration.
The United States District Judge, Deborah Boardman, wrote in a ruling on Monday that the United States Department of Education, the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) and the Treasury Department are prohibited from revealing the personal identification information of the plaintiffs and the members of the plaintiff of the plaintiff to the Afilias of the demands and systems of the affiliates of the water systems. The main purpose of implementing that agenda. ”
“It doesn’t matter how important or urgent be the president’s Doge agenda, federal agencies must execute it in accordance with the law,” he wrote. “That probably did not happen in this case. The motion of the plaintiffs for a preliminary court order is granted.”
Boardman’s ruling is in response to a lawsuit filed by “unions and membership organizations representing current and previous federal employees and federal student aid receptors and six military veterans who have received federal benefits or student loans.”
The main advisor of the White House, Elon Musk, walks to the White House after landing in Marine One at the South Lawn with US President Donald Trump. (Photo by Samuel Corum / Getty images / getty images)
“The first day of his second term, President Trump signed an executive order that ordered the agencies to” take all the necessary measures … to the maximum extent according to the law, to ensure that “the people who implement their agenda duxtieck” total and fast access to all the agency’s records, software systems and non -classified IT systems, “he said in his opinion.
“After this Directive, Education, OPM and Treasury, they granted expansive access to their registration systems, which house the personal identification information of the plaintiffs, to the persons responsible for implementing the executive order of Duxt Dege,” he continued.
“In doing so, the agencies probably violated the Privacy Law and the Administrative Procedure Law. Promulgated 50 years ago, the Privacy Law protects from unauthorized dissemination the massive amounts of personal information that the federal government collects from the public’s great stripes,” Boardman added.
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Elon Musk and President Donald Trump talk to members of the media while looking at Tesla vehicles at the White House Southn on Tuesday, March 11. (Samuel Corum/SIPA/Bloomberg through Getty Images/Getty Images)
“The concern of the Congress at that time was that” every detail of our personal lives can be instantly assembled for use by a single bureaucrat or institution “and that” a bureaucrat in Washington or Chicago or Los Angeles can use the computer facilities of their organization to gather a complete file of all the known information about an individual. “Those concerns are equally highlighted today,” she said.
The protesters meet outside the offices of the United States Department of Education on March 13, 2025, to protest against mass dismissals and budget cuts in the agency, initiated by the Trump and Doge administration. (Bryan Dozier/Middle East Images/AFP through Getty Images/Getty Images)
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From last week, dozens of activist and legal groups, elected officials, local jurisdictions and individuals have launched more than 120 demands against the Trump administration Since January 20, in response to its more than 90 executive orders, as well as proclamations and executive notes, Fox News Digital found.
Emma Colton of Fox News contributed to this report.
