


Trump's DOGE Sparks Bipartisan Concerns as Cuts Impact Critical Programs
Republicans voice quiet objections to Trump's executive cuts, while Musk's DOGE continues to trigger lawsuits and judicial scrutiny over its sweeping reforms.
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Overview
President Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) led by Elon Musk aims to streamline government by cutting the federal workforce, triggering backlash from Democrats and rising concern among some Republicans. Lawmakers like Katie Britt express worry over impacts on critical research and aid programs, while Sen. Jerry Moran highlights food aid concerns as USAID gets dismantled. Musk's assertions of governmental reform are matched by growing legal challenges against DOGE actions. Meanwhile, House Democrats demand transparency, with Rep. Melanie Stansbury pushing for Musk to testify amid accusations of illegal dismantling of federal agencies.
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