Federal judge prevents Dog from personal data in the last judicial order against Trump

Federal judge prohibits Ministry of Governmental efficiency (Doug) from accessing personal data from three federal agencies in the last judicial order against the Trump administration.

The American boycott judge, Deborara Burdman, wrote in one of the ruling that the US Department of Education, the Office of Personnel Affairs (OPM) and the Treasury Ministry are prohibited from “revealing personal information that can be determined in order to implement the main numbers that were classified in any matter classified as prosecutors systems. For the main purpose of implementing this agenda.”

“Regardless of how important or urgent the president’s agenda, federal agencies must implement in accordance with the law,” she wrote. “It is possible that this has not happened in this case. The plaintiff’s request was granted to issue a preliminary judicial order.”

Burdamman’s ruling responds in response to a lawsuit filed by “unions and membership organizations that represent the current and former federal employees, beneficiaries of federal students and six veterans who have received federal advantages or student loans.”

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“On the first day of his second term in his position, President Trump In her opinion, she said that people who direct an executive order “take all the necessary steps … to the maximum compatible with the law, to ensure” people who implement a Doug’s agenda “, an immediate access to all the records of the non -classified agencies and software systems,”.

“After this guidance, I granted education, OPM, and the arrival treasury of their regulations – which include personal identification information – for individuals accused of implementing the executive order of President Doge,” I continued.

“When doing this, the agencies are likely to violate the privacy law and the Administrative Procedures Law. Eanseed 50 years ago, the privacy law protects from the unauthorized disclosure of the huge amounts of personal information that the federal government brings from large areas of the public.”

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“Congress was at the time that“ all the details of our personal life can be assembled immediately for use by bureaucrators or one institution ”and that“ the bureaucrats in Washington, Chicago or Los Angeles can use computer facilities to establish a full file for all known information about the individual. ”These concerns are prominent today.”

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As of last week, dozens of activists, legal groups, elected officials, local judicial states and individuals have launched more than 120 lawsuits against Trump administration Since January 20 in response to more than 90 executive requests, as well as executive ads and notes, Fox News Digital has found.

Fox News Emma Colon contributed to this report.