A former aide of DOGE has been accused of violating U.S. Treasury policy by sending an unencrypted database with personal information to Trump administration officials. This incident is part of a lawsuit by New York Attorney General Letitia James alongside other states, contesting DOGE's actions regarding the Treasury's Bureau of Fiscal Services. The case highlights concerns over security and legality in DOGE's attempts to manage federal resources. Marko Elez, the aide in question, resigned after his unsavory social media history was exposed, leading to further investigations into his actions within the Treasury.
A now-former DOGE aide violated US Treasury policy by emailing an unencrypted database of private information to Trump officials, raising security and legal concerns.
New York Attorney General Letitia James challenges DOGE's access to U.S. Treasury systems, claiming it engaged in insecure and potentially illegal financial oversight.
Court testimonies indicate the violation of Treasury rules concerning the handling of sensitive personal data by a DOGE operative, who subsequently resigned amidst controversy.
Following the resignation of Marko Elez, investigations revealed alarming associations on social media that prompted further scrutiny into his activities within the Treasury.
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