The Trump Administration has asked the Supreme Court to stop the order of a lower Court that restricts the affiliates of the Elon Musk Government Efficiency Department to access the data of the Delicate Social Security Administration, arguing in a Friday presentation that the judicial order limits the executive authority of President Donald Trump.
“This emergency application presents a topic now familiar,” wrote general lawyer D. John Sauer. “A district court has issued an exhaustive relief without legal authority to do so, in ways that inflict continuous and irreparable damage to urgent federal priorities and hinder the functions of the executive branch.”
Sauer urged the court to lift a court order issued by the United States District Judge, Ellen Hollander, which blocked Doge to access the data, which include social security numbers, medical records and tax and bank information.
In a separate presentation in search of an immediate pause in the Order of Hollander, while the Court considers a long -term stay, Sauer argued that the order prevents the Agency led by Almizcles to perform its declared function of detecting waste and fraud, describing that effort as “sensitive to time.”
“The defective court order of the District Court excludes the Executive Branch from carrying out the pressing priorities of modernizing government information systems and delivering fraud, waste and abuse, all at the request of the plaintiffs who gave their information to the agencies with the knowledge that other government employees can access their data. The District Court has blocked these sensitive efforts at the time for a month, without any legal basis, without any legal basis, without any legal basis, without any legal basis, without any legal basis, without any legal basis for a month, without any legal basis for a month, without any legal basis, without any legal basis for a month.
Earlier this week, the Fourth Complete Circuit Court denied the application of the Trump administration of a stay in this matter.
Lawrence Hurley contributed.
