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Stop Oracle: keep civilian health, tax, and SS date from military Platforms

To: Sen. Alsobrooks, Rep. Elfreth, Sen. Van Hollen

From: A verified voter in Arnold, MD

April 8

We are asking for structural separation: a court order, known as injunctive relief, requiring that civilian health data and military workloads be kept on architecturally separate platforms, with separate vendors and independent audits, and that any future co-location requires informed, opt-in consent from the people whose data is involved. We are pointing to a law that already exists, that already applies, and that has already been violated, and the argument requires a court to read 32 words. And the window is closing for a reason that has nothing to do with politics. Oracle is migrating the health records of 150 million Americans onto a cloud that also runs classified military workloads, and once that integration is complete, no court is going to order Oracle to pull it apart, because by then millions of people’s healthcare will depend on it. The window to act is right now, while the migration is still in progress. https://www.washingtontechnology.com/contracts/2026/02/oracle-books-88m-air-force-cloud-one-contract/411358/

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