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A coalition of more than ten American states says they are planning to file a lawsuit in an attempt to prevent the billionaire team from Elon Musk from cost stores from reaching the sensitive federal government -to -payment systems that contain personal data on the Americans.
in Summary statement 13 Democratic lawyers, including California, Concitect, Main, Maryland and New York, participated, the coalition said it was planning to file the lawsuit “in defense of our constitution, our right to privacy, and the basic funding made by individuals and societies at the country level depends on.”
The state alliance did not mention when they plan to file the lawsuit, in which the court seeks, or what is the specific relief that lawyers are looking for. Techcrunch called many US state governments to comment, but she has not heard.
The plan comes days after the Musk team, most of whom are young and private, managed to reach the US higher government departments and data groups, including systems that contain payments from the federal government. Many of these systems were historically limited to a few professional employees in departments, given the data sensitivity.
Musk and his team, known as the Ministry of Governmental efficiency, or Doge, controls the US Treasury, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Health and Humanitarian Services, and many other major federal agencies. Senior Democrats described Musk’s arrival to a threat to national security, citing conflicts over his widespread trade dealings in China.
Musk, the richest man in the world, extends to more than $ 400 billion.
While the United States does not provide state data protection to Americans, the United States has a long -awaited laws that require the protection of state population data – including at the federal government level.
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