US supreme court rules Doge can access social security data during legal challenge | US supreme court
the US Supreme Court On Friday, the members of the so -called “government efficiency” were allowed to reach the sensitive records that the Social Security Administration maintains while the legal challenges end.
The conservative majority court occupied, in an incident, with the opposition of the three liberal judges, as well as the Trump administration in the appeal that is led by the billionaire, Elon Musk.
The Supreme Court agreed to lift a judicial order issued by the judge of the Federal Provincial Court in Maryland, and wrote that it is permissible for the social security agency to “proceed” to grant the members of the Doug team to reach the agency’s records of the agency until these members do their work.
Dog, which was established by the executive order and not an official government ministry, cut its way through federal agencies as part of its mission to end the “tyranny of the bureaucracy”. Musk retracted his government work last month and is now Public dispute With Trump.
the Trump administration Dog needed access to information to achieve her goal of targeting waste and fraud in the federal government and providing taxpayers funds.
Musk selects social security as a region claimed to be fraud. The billionaire technology director once said that social security – which provides benefits for more than 70 million Americans, including retirees and disabled Americans – was “the largest Ponzi scheme ever.” He and Trump reiterated inaccurate allegations that millions of people who have been born for more than a century are collecting social security examinations.
“Today, the court grants residency that allows the government to Etima to access unrestricted data to Doge regardless of – despite its failure to show any need or any interest in compliance to ensure the specificity of the list, all before we know the certainty whether federal law calculates this access,” Jackson wrote in its jamning.
Thus, the court indicates that what may be an unusual request for everyone is nothing more than an ordinary day on the list on this administration. “
The lawsuit was filed by the trade unions and the invitation group, which filed a lawsuit against Dog to reach the agency’s databases, which store personal information almost every Americans, including financial information, medical history and school records.
“This is a sad day for our democracy and a frightening day for millions of people,” said democracy striker, who represents the prosecutor. “This ruling will enable President Trump and Doug to steal private and personal data for the Americans. Maybe Elon Musk, DC, has left, but its impact still harms millions of people.
“We will continue to use every legal tool at our disposal to preserve unleashed bureaucrats from misuse of the most sensitive data for the public as this situation advances forward.”
In April, Judge Ellen Hollande, of the American Provincial Court of Maryland, imposed strict restrictions on access to the records, noting “the constant commitment to the privacy and confidentiality of the personal information that the American people entrusted.”
“About 90 years ago, [the] SSA wrote the founding principle to anticipate privacy regarding its records.
Its request is taken out of the Doge employees and social security employees who work with them, “get rid of and delete” any personal information already in their possession.
The news that the Doug team has sought to reach the data that sparked warnings between federal workers, privacy advocates and democrats who accused MUSK can use information for his private companies. In the city’s halls, many components called for their elected leaders to protect their data from Doug.
