DOJ Admits Chaos in Trump Administration's DOGE Staff Cuts

The Trump administration's push to streamline federal bureaucracy through Elon Musk's efforts, dubbed DOGE, is facing scrutiny and legal challenges. Judge Tanya Chutkan held an emergency hearing where DOJ lawyers struggled to confirm the mass termination of federal employees, with reports suggesting thousands have already been let go, prompting concerns over Musk's authority without congressional oversight. The administration claims it aims to eliminate government waste; however, many states are seeking a temporary restraining order, labeling Musk's actions as unconstitutional. Amidst this, Musk highlighted anomalies in Social Security records, further stirring controversy. While Democrats are turning to the courts to challenge Trump's policies, they acknowledge their limited influence in Congress. The ongoing legal battles reveal a deepening divide over the administration's controversial measures and the role of the judiciary in checking executive power.