A federal judge expressed his doubts about the efforts seeking to prevent President Donald Trump's administration from accessing federal data and federal workers when hearing notes from the bench on Monday.
Judge Tania Chutcan did not issue a ruling in the case, which relates to billionaire Elon Musk Ministry of Governmental efficiency (Doge) And their efforts to reduce government spending. Chutcan says she will judge the case within 24 hours.
In the case in the case, Dog's actions within seven Federal agencies, Including the Personnel Management Office, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Labor, the Ministry of Health and Humanitarian Services, the Ministry of Energy, the Ministry of Transport and the Ministry of Trade.
The Prosecutor has argued from 14 states who argued in the Musk administration and the Trump administration in illegal executive exceeding, but Chutcan says she has not yet been convinced.
A federal judge spent against federal employees who filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration regarding privacy and security concerns about the government's e -mail distribution system. (Istock/SARAH YENESEL via Getty Images)
“There is no greater threat to democracy than the accumulation of state authority in the hands of one uninterrupted individual,” the lawsuit was filed against Dog.
Cotccan says that lawyers have not yet been proven that there is an imminent damage that can be avoided by restricting Dog.
She said: “The things I hear are dangerous and disturbing … but you say these are things that we hear.” “I don't see it yet.”
Elon Musk listens while President Donald Trump meets with the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi at the White House Oval Office, on Thursday, February 13th. (AP/Alex Brandon)
The New Mexico Prosecutor Raul Toriz filed the lawsuit, which was joined by officials from Arizona, Michigan, Maryland, Minnesota, California, Nevada, Vermont, Contecticut, Road Island, Massachusetts, Oregon, Washington and Hawaii.
The Group of States seeks a temporary restriction to prevent more federal release based on a recommendation from Musk and DOGE.
President Donald Trump and President Dog Eleon Musk are trying to film competition between the spouses for the exclusive “Hanity” on Tuesday, February 18. (Fox News)
Cotccan was not exclusively hostile to the argument of states, as she was also seen criticizing actors Trump administration.
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“My friends have not presented anywhere that anything, and they could not explain that Elon Musk has any official or actual authority to make any government decisions himself,” said Harry Graffer, a lawyer for the Ministry of Justice.
Cotccan replied, “I think you are largely. I don't agree with you there.”
