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Chief Justice Roberts agrees to pause court orders requiring DOGE to turn over records about its operation

  • Chief Justice John Roberts temporarily paused a Supreme Court case on May 23, 2025, involving the Department of Government Efficiency and a lower court order to turn over records.
  • The pause follows an emergency appeal by the Trump administration disputing whether DOGE must comply with the Freedom of Information Act due to its status as a presidential advisory body.
  • DOGE, directed by Elon Musk, rapidly cut federal agency budgets and employees, sparking lawsuits from watchdog groups seeking transparency about its secretive influence on government operations.
  • A March ruling by Judge Cooper found DOGE likely covered by FOIA, and watchdog group CREW, which initiated the lawsuit, criticized Roberts’ stay as a delay that postpones answers on DOGE’s activities.
  • The temporary halt allows justices to review briefs while the Court considers if DOGE must disclose records, potentially affecting oversight of federal governance under Musk’s direction.
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