A federal judge temporarily blocked the access of the Department of Government Efficiency (Doge) of the tycoon Elon Musk to the US Treasury Payment System. It is planned that there is a new audience about February 14 in New York, said the CNN chain.
The order of magistrate Paul Engelmayer was issued in the early morning and also claims the destruction of any information downloaded from the payment system For any person who has been given access to it since January 20, the day of the investiture of Donald Trump.
The judge cited “the risk presented by the new dissemination policy of sensitive and confidential information and the greatest risk that the systems in question are more vulnerable that before the piracy. “The New York Attorney General, Letitia James, and general prosecutors of 18 other states had filed the lawsuit against the Republican Administration.
The Government has requested Doge drastically reduce government costs, but in that work it has sought access to critical computer systems, including the Treasury Payment System that grants among others the benefits of social security or returns from the income statement, According to CNN. Engelmayer’s decision is broader than another issued this week.
The Department of Justice accepted Wednesday Limit Doge access to Treasury confidential information. The covenant allowed only two treasure employees associated with Doge access to the ‘only reading’ information, so although they could review the data They were not authorized to make changes or approve transactions.
Source: Lasexta
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