DOGE is Stealing Our Data and Our Money

The unsigned agreement between the US DOGE Service (USDS) and the Department of Labor (DOL) raises concerning issues about DOGE's operations within federal agencies. The agreement indicates a $1.3 million fee for the work of just four DOGE affiliates over 18 months, an exorbitant cost that contradicts claims of cost-saving efficiencies. Furthermore, the scope of work outlined grants DOGE sweeping access to DOL systems and data, with concerning lack of oversight. This unchecked authority presents risks of exploitation and misuse of sensitive information. Taxpayers deserve transparency about how their data is being handled and assurances that necessary safeguards are in place to protect privacy and prevent misappropriation of funds. Immediate action is needed to scrutinize DOGE's practices and impose stricter accountability measures to restore public trust in the integrity of government operations.