White House And Treasury Department Agree To Block DOGE From Personal Taxpayer Data, Report Says—Here’s What To Know
The Trump administration and the Treasury Department agreed to stop the Elon Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, from accessing taxpayer data within IRS systems, according to The Washington Post, the latest development around DOGE’s attempts to access federal data as part of an effort to reduce government spending.
White House, Treasury agree to block DOGE access to taxpayer data, Washington Post reports
White House and Treasury Department officials have agreed to prohibit the Department of Government Efficiency team from accessing personal taxpayer data at the Internal Revenue Service, the Washington Post reported on Thursday,
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