Early Legal Challenges Against DOGE Could Be Undercut by Trump’s Move To Make It an Executive Agency
By re-branding an existing White House agency as DOGE, President Trump could circumvent the rules governing advisory committees that are the basis of multiple lawsuits.
President Trump’s highly anticipated Department of Government Efficiency is facing at least three lawsuits already that argue its creation violates federal law. However, the executive order establishing the panel may nullify those legal challenges.
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