DOGE staffer who accessed Treasury Department payment systems resigns after racist posts exposed

The Hill

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Marko Elez was one of two employees at the Department of Government Efficiency granted access to $5trillion in the Treasury payment systems following an 11th hour court hearing on Thursday.
Daily Mail
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Jared May, who was listed online as an assistant media technician at Boston University, posted to the social media site Bluesky, a graphic that included pictures of several young men who allegedly work for the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
Fox News
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Marko Elez resigned after the WSJ asked the White House about his connection to the account, which was in his name but has since deleted all its posts.
TechCrunch
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The DOGE staffer, Marko Elez, earlier Thursday had been approved by a federal judge along with another DOGE staff member to have access to the payment system at the U.S. Treasury, but restricted his ability to share data from the system.
CNBC

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