Federal workers fill a new lawsuit to combat access to Doug data

A new lawsuit submitted by more than 100 federal workers today in the Southern US Boycott in New York claims that the Trump administration’s decision to give Elon Musk is called the government’s efficiency (Doge) Sensitive personal data illegal. The courts are asking the court for a judicial order to cut Dog’s access to information from the employee management office (OPM), which works as the Ministry of Human Resources in the United States and includes data on federal workers such as social security numbers, phone numbers, and employee files. Wireless I mentioned earlier Musk and people who have links with them have acquired OPM.

“The defendants from OPM were given the defendants from DOGE and DOGE-employees who are under the age The government has to collect personal information, use and store it.

ELON Musk, DOGE, Personnel Management Office, and Charles Ezell OPM manager as a defendant in the case were named. Among the prosecutors are more than a hundred federal workers from all over the United States government as well as the groups that represent them, including AFL-CIO, the coalition of trade union, the American Union of Government Employees, and the Association of Administrative Law Association. AFGE is more than 800,000 federal workers ranging from social security department employees to border patrol agents.

Prosecutors are prominent technology lawyers, including a lawyer from the Electronic Border Foundation, a digital rights group, as well Death dead As a customer in a lawsuit for copyright, Amnesty International, because he objected to what he claimed to embrace the company “the new Nazi madness”.

“It turns out that Dog’s illegal arrival in employee records is the means in which they try to achieve a number of other illegal parties. This is the way they got a list of all government employees to present the illegal acquisition offer, for example. It allows them to reach Information about the transgender employees so that they can discriminate illegally against these employees.

EFF Victoria Nobel’s lawyer says there are increasing concerns about the arrival of Dog’s data due to the political nature of the Musk project. For example, Nobel says, there is a risk that Musk and Acolytes may use OPM data to target ideological opponents or “people they see unwanted.”

“There is a great risk that this information can be used to identify employees to finish mainly based on incorrect considerations,” Nobel told WIRED. “There is medical information, there is information about disability, and there is information about people’s participation with unions.”

The Personnel Management Office and the White House did not immediately respond to the suspension requests.

The team plans behind the lawsuit to pay further. “This is just the first stage, focusing on obtaining a judicial order to stop the continuous violation of the law,” says Limley. The next stage will include filing a collective suit on behalf of the affected federal workers.