Federal judge blocks the Elon Youth from access to Treasury files

The good news is that we can still turn to the courts for throwing up some roadblocks to the creation of USAX (The bad news is that we have to rely on the courts, as opposed to the lawmaking arm of the American government):

A federal judge Thursday limited access to a Treasury Department payments system that various Department of Government Efficiency surrogates had burrowed into at the behest of Elon Musk.

Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, in response to a lawsuit from a coalition of labor unions against the Treasury Department and Secretary Scott Bessent, wrote in her ruling that the defendants cannot “provide access to any payment record or payment system of records maintained by or within the Bureau of the Fiscal Service.”

Tom Krause and Marko Elez, two DOGE-connected “special government employees” of the Treasury Department, were granted “read-only” access to Bureau of Fiscal Service systems “as needed for the performance” of their respective duties, the judge ruled.

And now for a truly shocking development:

The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday afternoon that Elez had resigned after the paper unearthed apparent links he had to a deleted social media account that made racist posts.

Why do all these Nazis keep etc.