New Jersey Joins 13 Other States to Sue Over DOGE Access to Government Payment Systems
New Jersey has joined a coalition of 13 states in a lawsuit challenging DOGE’s access to government payment systems.
Why the Lawsuit?
The states allege that DOGE, a financial technology provider, has violated regulations by gaining unauthorized access to government payment platforms. They claim that this poses risks to data security and financial integrity.
New Jersey’s Stand
State Attorney General Mark Stevens stated, “We are committed to safeguarding taxpayer information and ensuring that financial technology companies adhere to strict regulations.”
DOGE’s Response
DOGE has denied the allegations, asserting that it operates within legal bounds. A company spokesperson said, “We have always prioritized compliance and data security.”
Potential Implications
The outcome of this lawsuit could set a precedent for how financial technology companies interact with government systems.
