Larson and Neal address whistleblower allegations of data misuse by a former 'DOGE' employee related to Social Security databases.
Larson and Neal address whistleblower allegations: Congressman John B. Larson and Congressman Richard E. Neal released a statement following a report from the Washington Post about a whistleblower accusing a former 'DOGE' employee of illegally copying Social Security databases to an unsecured thumb drive for personal gain.
Call for investigation and accountability: Larson emphasized the need for a full investigation, stating, "These continued revelations demand a full investigation with accountability if wrongdoing is confirmed," reflecting concerns over the administration's handling of sensitive data.
Legislative efforts mentioned: The press release highlights past attempts by Larson and Neal, including the introduction of the Protecting Americans’ Social Security Data Act aimed at preventing unauthorized access to sensitive information by Special Government Employees and calls for transparent handling of Social Security data.
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