< img src = "/uploads/blogs/f7/33/ib-FQ9nqj2rp_2CE42E21.jpg" Alt = "in the US against Trump and mask filed new claims"/> ~ ~ < p dir = "ltr" >< strong > in the United States, a group of 14 states filed a lawsuit against Ilon Mask and President Donald Trump, claiming that the powers that the White House endowed the technological billionaire and his Advisory Department of Government Efficiency (Doge) & Ndash; unconstitutional.
< p dir = "ltr" >A lawsuit filed by democratic prosecutors from states such as Arizona, Michigan and Rod Island, directed against the magnitude and extent to confidential data.
< p dir = "ltr" > prosecutors claim that Trump violated the provisions of the Constitution on appointments by creating Doge & ndash; Unofficial Government Agency Without Congress approval and giving the mask & laquo; broad powers & raquo;, without being secured < p dir = "ltr" > States seek a judicial resolution that prohibits a mask to make changes to government financing, cancel contracts, make personnel decisions and more.
~ ~ < p dir = "ltr" > this claim & ndash; The latter in a series of trial with Trump administration about Doge. Last week, New York Prosecutor General Letitia James and 18 more state prosecutors were sued to the Trump administration to block Doge access to personal data stored in the Ministry of Finance. The Federal Judge temporarily satisfied this requirement, believing that the states & laquo; irreparable damage will be caused in the absence of a judicial prohibition & raquo;.
~ ~ < p dir = "ltr" > In a separate claim, a federal judge granted the request of 22 state prosecutors to stop the Trump administration's efforts to mass reduce the costs P >