DOGE official says has 57 potential voter fraud cases referred to DOJ
DOGE has referred 57 cases of potential voter fraud to the U.S. Justice Department, a DOGE official noted, according to a report by Fox News Digital. Antonio Gracias mentioned that the individuals in question were “resident aliens who were registered to vote and may or may not have voted in elections,” as reported by NBC News.
Despite reaching out to the DOJ for comment, Fox News Digital did not receive a response by the time of publication. This development comes amidst Elon Musk’s planned departure from his role in the DOGE initiative.
Elon Musk recently received applause from the Cabinet as he begins his transition out of the DOGE role. Musk, known for his hard-charging business acumen, expressed his commitment to combating fraud by referring cases to the DOJ. “The wheels of justice turn slowly but, hopefully, surely,” Musk said during an on-the-record discussion with a small group of reporters at the White House.
Musk acknowledged that the federal government is a complex entity, requiring intense effort and team-building to address issues of waste and fraud. With DOGE now established, Musk intends to reduce his time allocation to the initiative. He likened the transition to a start-up, indicating that he can now focus more on running his companies, which require his attention.
As Musk prepares to step back from his DOGE role, the DOGE caucus is planning a meeting at the White House to discuss future steps. This shift in leadership signals a new phase for the initiative, with Musk confident in the team’s ability to continue the work of combating fraud.
In conclusion, the DOGE initiative’s efforts to address voter fraud and Musk’s planned departure are significant developments in the political landscape. As the transition unfolds, it remains to be seen how the initiative will evolve under new leadership. Stay tuned for more updates on this story.
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