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A U.S. judge has declined to block Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from firing federal workers or accessing agency databases, raising concerns about Musk's unchecked authority. The ruling comes amid a lawsuit from over a dozen states challenging DOGE's actions, which they argue violate constitutional provisions regarding government appointments. While the judge acknowledged the uncertainty caused by DOGE's operations, she deemed the states' request for an emergency order too broad and speculative.
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judge allows musk to proceed with federal worker firings and data access
03:27 19.02.2025
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