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SCOTUS wingers: DOGE can access sensitive Social Security information

Bugsy McGurk

Bugsy McGurk

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On an emergent appeal, mind you. Not even a fully briefed appeal. Trumps wants it? Trump gets it.

Naturally, the three sane SCOTUS justices dissented but the Trump hacks gave Trump what he wanted.

So, Big Balls and Musk’s other miscreants will now have your sensitive SS info, along with all other Americans.

Another nail in the the coffin of the USA…

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Supreme Court lets DOGE access sensitive Social Security info — CBS News

The Supreme Court agreed to temporarily lift an injunction that limited DOGE's access to Social Security Administration systems.
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Bugsy McGurk said:
On an emergent appeal, mind you. Not even a fully briefed appeal. Trumps wants it? Trump gets it.

Naturally, the three sane SCOTUS justices dissented but the Trump hacks gave Trump what he wanted.

So, Big Balls and Musk’s other miscreants will now have your sensitive SS info, along with all other Americans.

Another nail in the the coffin of the USA…

stocks.apple.com

Supreme Court lets DOGE access sensitive Social Security info — CBS News

The Supreme Court agreed to temporarily lift an injunction that limited DOGE's access to Social Security Administration systems.
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Every few months we hear about some large corporation or institution that has 'accidently' released the personal information of thousands, sometimes millions of people, so I say "so what".
 
Boltlady said:
Every few months we hear about some large corporation or institution that has 'accidently' released the personal information of thousands, sometimes millions of people, so I say "so what".
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Besides, what are they going to do other than tally it? I was seriously concerned when the government forced us to start giving it our medical information. Now they are circumventing doctors and rationing prescriptions that people need to live. I don't like that the doge team is going through our information, but they aren't controlling it.
 
Boltlady said:
Every few months we hear about some large corporation or institution that has 'accidently' released the personal information of thousands, sometimes millions of people, so I say "so what".
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And there you have it…Trump’s tools on the SCOTUS approve the release of the SS data to Big Balls and his cronies, and his cultists say “so what.”

The deplorables.
 
Boltlady said:
Every few months we hear about some large corporation or institution that has 'accidently' released the personal information of thousands, sometimes millions of people, so I say "so what".
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and now it is a few hundred million and they are going to someone that is looking to expand his empire into the financial industry.
 
Bugsy McGurk said:
And there you have it…Trump’s tools on the SCOTUS approve the release of the SS data to Big Balls and his cronies, and his cultists say “so what.”

The deplorables.
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This is one of the worst decisions out of SCOTUS lately. The case is not even decided yet and if it is ruled against the DOGE having access it is not like they can go in and undo what has already been done
 
Harpy Eagle said:
This is one of the worst decisions out of SCOTUS lately. The case is not even decided yet and if it is ruled against the DOGE having access it is not like they can go in and undo what has already been done
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Truly atrocious. There was no reason to bypass the usual litigation process and rule for Trump on an “emergency” basis, but the SCOTUS cons see their role as being instruments of Trump. As you say, the irreparable harm to the public justified denying the emergency relief, not granting it. But they just glossed that over and gave Trump what he demanded. Sadly, they are nothing but hacks.

BTW, the SCOTUS cons also gave to Trump protection against turning over documents to find out what DOGE is really doing here. Transparency is so yesterday…

apple.news

Supreme Court restores DOGE’s access to sensitive Social Security data and says it doesn’t have to turn over documents — CNN

The Supreme Court handed the Department of Government Efficiency a pair of significant wins on Friday, allowing the entity to access sensitive Social Security data for millions of Americans while simultaneously pausing an effort to look into whether it is subject to a key transparency law.
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All for an “agency” - DOGE - that Trump concocted to work in secrecy.

Downright surreal.
 
Americans have never had their privacy invaded to the extent we are now witnessing.
Trump's ambitions to have this carried out should have been stopped.
We should have the same privacy protection re: SS we have had in the past under previous administrations.
 
Bugsy McGurk said:
Truly atrocious. There was no reason to bypass the usual litigation process and rule for Trump on an “emergency” basis, but the SCOTUS cons see their role as being instruments of Trump. As you say, the irreparable harm to the public justified denying the emergency relief, not granting it. But they just glossed that over and gave Trump what he demanded. Sadly, they are nothing but hacks.

BTW, the SCOTUS cons also gave to Trump protection against turning over documents to find out what DOGE is really doing here. Transparency is so yesterday…

apple.news

Supreme Court restores DOGE’s access to sensitive Social Security data and says it doesn’t have to turn over documents — CNN

The Supreme Court handed the Department of Government Efficiency a pair of significant wins on Friday, allowing the entity to access sensitive Social Security data for millions of Americans while simultaneously pausing an effort to look into whether it is subject to a key transparency law.
apple.news apple.news

All for an “agency” - DOGE - that Trump concocted to work in secrecy.

Downright surreal.
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Our laws are crumbling right before our very eyes. Our future with Trump in complete control is becoming more and more lawless and scary.
 
Colorforms said:
I know. It's sooooo unconstitutional to audit government waste. They are our overlords, and whatever they want to take from us, we should give without question.
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Is that the only way to audit fraud -- by Invading one's privacy without going through the proper protocol?
 
Addy said:
Americans have never had their privacy invaded to the extent we are now witnessing.
Trump's ambitions to have this carried out should have been stopped.
We should have the same privacy protection re: SS we have had in the past under previous administrations.
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This is just the start, it will only get worse. If Trump gets the database he has contracted for every bit of data the Govt and outside sources have on you will all be in one place being read by AI basically acting like the Precrimes Agency
 
Harpy Eagle said:
Every employee of the agency. The IRS like my agency has their employees sign a Confidentiality pledge on an annual basis
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And you're claiming that doge signed so such pledge, or is not authorized by the president and both houses of congress to do what they're doing?
 
Colorforms said:
Proper personnel? Who do you consider proper? Who in the Social Security office has been sworn in?
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Interesting info.
_____________________

The Privacy Act of 1974​

The Privacy Act of 1974 is a federal law that governs our collection and use of records we maintain on you in a system of records. A system of records is any grouping of information about an individual under the control of a Federal agency from which information is retrievable by personal identifiers, such as name, social security number, or other identifying number or symbol.
Under the Privacy Act, Federal agencies may not disclose information without consent unless certain exceptions apply to the disclosure. The Privacy Act provides protections to individuals in three primary ways. It provides individuals with:

  • the right to request their records, subject to Privacy Act exemptions;
  • the right to request a change to their records that are not accurate, relevant, timely or complete; and
  • the right to be protected against unwarranted invasion of their privacy resulting from the collection, maintenance, use, and disclosure of their personal information.
All System of Records Notices (SORNs) are published in the Federal Register. These notices provide the legal authority for collecting and storing records, individuals about whom records will be collected, what kinds of information will be collected, and how the records will be used. The Social Security Administration’s SORNs are available at https://www.ssa.gov/privacy/sorn.html.

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Addy said:
Interesting info.
_____________________

The Privacy Act of 1974​

The Privacy Act of 1974 is a federal law that governs our collection and use of records we maintain on you in a system of records. A system of records is any grouping of information about an individual under the control of a Federal agency from which information is retrievable by personal identifiers, such as name, social security number, or other identifying number or symbol.
Under the Privacy Act, Federal agencies may not disclose information without consent unless certain exceptions apply to the disclosure. The Privacy Act provides protections to individuals in three primary ways. It provides individuals with:

  • the right to request their records, subject to Privacy Act exemptions;
  • the right to request a change to their records that are not accurate, relevant, timely or complete; and
  • the right to be protected against unwarranted invasion of their privacy resulting from the collection, maintenance, use, and disclosure of their personal information.
All System of Records Notices (SORNs) are published in the Federal Register. These notices provide the legal authority for collecting and storing records, individuals about whom records will be collected, what kinds of information will be collected, and how the records will be used. The Social Security Administration’s SORNs are available at https://www.ssa.gov/privacy/sorn.html.

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So how has this not been adhered to?

This just defends everything that doge is doing.
 
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