lawsuit is planned by over 12 US states in their efforts to block Elon Musk’s team of cost-cutters from having access to sensitive federal government payment
systems that are counting personal data from American Citizens.
Even more so, in a brief statement that was shared on December 13, the attorney general, including California Connecticut, Maine, Maryland, and New York, the members of the coalition said that theory was planning to file the lawsuit “in defense of our Constitution, our right to privacy, and the essential funding that individuals and communities nationwide are counting on.”
The coalition did not mention whatsoever when they are planning to fine the lawsuit or in which court it should happen. They also did not mention whether or not they were looking for something specific.
They also mentioned that “As the richest man in the world, Elon Musk is not used to being told ‘no,’ but in our country, no one is above the law. The President does not have the power to give away our private information to anyone he chooses, and he cannot cut federal payments approved by Congress.”
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And that “This level of access for unauthorized individuals is unlawful, unprecedented, and unacceptable. DOGE has no authority to access this information, which they explicitly sought in order to block critical payments that millions of Americans rely on – payments that support health care, childcare, and other essential programs."
The lawsuit comes only days after Musk’s team of private associates from various businesses obtained access to top government departments and datasets, including systems that contain personal information from millions of Americans who received Social Security Checks, tax returns, and other payments from the federal government.
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