Musk 'sleeps on the White House floor' to push for reform! DOGE has investigated 18 federal agencies for mass layoffs, is the US government really that bad?

TSL CEO Elon Musk, who heads the U.S. Government Efficiency Department (DOGE), which works to improve government efficiency, is rumored to have recently slept overnight on the floor of the White House office, has so far intervened in 18 federal agencies, terminated at least 199 federal contracts, tried to lay off or lay off tens of thousands of federal employees, and triggered more than 50 lawsuits. (Synopsis: Musk sits on the US presidential throne "to replace Trump": what does the cover of Time magazine want to reveal) (Background supplement: Musk "sits at the presidential table" on the cover of the times!) DOGE strikes again: blocking the official website of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and X account) US President Donald Trump vowed to reduce unnecessary government spending, appointing TSL CEO Elon Musk to lead the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to conduct audits and large-scale layoffs on multiple federal government agencies. According to the Washington Post, DOGE has so far intervened in 18 federal agencies, terminated at least 199 federal contracts, and sought to lay off or lay off tens of thousands of federal employees. After the official establishment of DOGE, in addition to announcing that it will close the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), it will also issue an order to abolish the U.S. Department of Education and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and there may be more government agencies waiting to be abolished in the future. The budget cuts are also planned to include NASA, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), the U.S. Department of Defense, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Social Security Agency (SSA), and the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Wait. It is understood that the grants of these institutions have been authorized by the Congress in the past, and the allocation of funds is carried out for a specific number of years after the authorization is passed. However, most agencies plan to continue to receive funding after their mandates expire, which has become one of the targets of this budget cut. Musk's tough actions lead to multiple legal battles However, the suspension or cancellation of billions of dollars in approved spending by Trump, Musk and their staff without congressional approval has led to chaos in areas including medical research, agriculture and foreign aid, and triggered more than 50 legal actions. The report pointed out that the actions of Trump and Musk are challenging the federal public service, the separation of constitutional powers, and the normal operation of the US government, and Trump's core supporters welcomed the move, but many Americans were quite dissatisfied and called the offices of politicians to complain about the impact of government services. There are also multiple legal battles between federal courts and the government, and some executive orders have been ordered by courts to be enforced, but this judicial interference has also become the focus of controversy, with Musk and Vice President J.D. Vance questioning the legitimacy of the court's ruling, calling it an overextension of judicial power. Trump said Tuesday that he has always complied with court rulings, but a federal court judge in Rhode Island ruled Monday that the administration failed to comply with the court's order to lift the multibillion-dollar freeze on federal grants, and the Trump administration claims it has complied with the court order, which the Justice Department is appealing. Legal experts warn that if the Trump administration begins to blatantly defy court orders, the United States may fall into a constitutional crisis, Georgetown University Law School professor Steve Vladeck took office, now at the most critical moment in American history about the separation of powers and the structure of the federal government, which may be the most severe test of his life, even dating back to the reconstruction of the United States and the Civil War. Musk is busy reforming to sleep on the office floor While Musk is struggling to reform, Musk has recently been sleeping on the floor of his DOGE office, which is just a few steps away from the White House, according to sources quoted by People magazine. It is reported that since taking over as the head of DOGE, Musk has been working in the Eisenhower Administration Office Building, which is part of the President's Executive Office and is located on the White House campus, although not in the West Wing, but allows him to maintain close contact with Trump. A source revealed that Musk has recently been almost "closed doors", spending long hours in DOGE's office space, and even "sleeping on the sofa, sometimes directly on the floor". Related reports U.S. Secretary of the Treasury: Agree with the DOGE department concept, no need to worry about Musk disrupting fiscal discipline Musk as a US "special government employee" has a top-secret security clearance! Members worry that too much power may cause disaster BTC Jesus Roger Ver filmed "Ask for Trump's pardon", Musk replied: But you have given up your US citizenship 〈Musk "sleeping on the floor of the White House" to fight reform! DOGE has investigated 18 federal agencies to plan a large number of layoffs, the US government really sucks? This article was first published in BlockTempo "Dynamic Trend - The Most Influential Block Chain News Media".