On Friday, senior Democrats in the Senate asked of internal monitoring of more than ten government agencies to investigate the functional cuts that were implemented in the direction of Elon Musk and the government competence process.
The application was submitted in a message signed by 15 Democratic Senators and one of the independents working in government oversight committees. Senate members asked monitoring, known as the General Inspector, to look at future job discounts as well.
Government human resources officials are currently competing with the court’s orders to restore about 20,000 employees under observation in February. A couple of federal judges said this month that these extinguishers were illegal, to be taken towards the employee management office and members of the Mousse Operation – which neither of them has the authority to request employee changes.
In addition, the agencies are making plans for another round of huge discounts to reduce the size of the government, according to President Trump and Mr. Musk, who works as a major consultant in the government’s effort.
Senators asked to review the agency, not only on surveillance, but all the actions of the White House employees, Trump, including placing 75,000 employees on administrative leave and submitting acquisitions. Mr. Trump also launched 17 inspectors of the agency only two years in his second term in his post. Now most of these offices lead a deputy, assistant or inspector on behalf.
Among the monitoring, the members of the Senate wrote to include those in the departments of justice, education and the treasury.
In addition, Senators of the General Inspectors want to “evaluate whether these procedures violate the agency’s policies or procedures, and whether these decisions can – contrary to the declared goal of the administration – create additional waste, inefficiency, allow fraud or misconduct in affected federal programs.
Mr. Peters is the highest democracy of the Internal Security and Government Affairs Committee of the Senate, and Mr. Widan is the highest democracy of the Senate Finance Committee.