In an opinion issued Wednesday evening, United States District Decide Christopher Cooper denied the US DOGE Service’s movement to rethink his earlier ruling that DOGE is probably going topic to FOIA in a swimsuit introduced by Residents for Accountability and Ethics in Washington. DOGE continues to be required to protect paperwork and course of CREW’s FOIA requests on an expedited schedule. CREW Government Director and Chief Counsel Donald Sherman issued the next assertion:
“We applaud the courtroom’s determination and can proceed our work to make sure the general public has entry to the details about DOGE and their authorities that they’re legally entitled to.”
