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Lawsuit Filed Against Musk's Department Over Privacy Violations Amid CFPB Operations Halt

A coalition of unions has filed a lawsuit against Musk's team over privacy breaches and halted operations at the CFPB after new administration directives.

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The Trump administration has suspended the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), with acting director Russell Vought halting most staff activities. This move follows a lawsuit by labor unions alleging unauthorized access to private data by Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). The lawsuit, led by the American Federation of Teachers, claims the administration violated privacy laws by granting Musk's team access to sensitive data. The CFPB's future is uncertain as staff report significant disruptions, raising concerns over consumer protection amidst Musk's push to dismantle various federal agencies.

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