USADF staff told a security guard to deny access to the DOGE team and Marocco, who illegally entered the Capitol during the January 6 insurrection, and whom Trump is trying to install as the agency’s new chief. The agency’s employees cited a letter from the USADF’s current chair, Ward Brehm, which stated, “In my absence, I have specifically instructed the staff of USADF to adhere to our rules and procedure of not allowing any meetings of this type without my presence.
“I will look forward to working with Mr. Marocco after such time that he is nominated for a seat on the Board and his nomination is confirmed by the Senate,” Brehm wrote in the letter. “Until these legal requirements are met, Mr. Marocco does not hold any position or office with USADF, and he may not speak or act on the Foundation’s behalf.”
On Thursday, Marocco and DOGE staffers returned to the agency—this time, with the U.S. Marshals. They were able to enter the building, which had no staff present, according to a government source.
MmeHomebody on March 7th, 2025 at 03:08 UTC »
Could someone please confirm that the "Deputy U.S. Marshals" that Musk is using were indeed approved by the U.S. Marshals Service? What exactly is their law enforcement background? Did they undergo the same training? And if so, why are they ignoring their oath and their ethics training?
Inquiring patriots want to know. When I was a young girl, becoming a Deputy U.S. Marshal was not an easy task and new people underwent rigorous training in both law enforcement and the scope of their duties. Has something changed?
invalidpassword on March 7th, 2025 at 02:30 UTC »
Who is giving Musk this kind of power? What's he going to do now, declare martial law?
sedatedlife on March 7th, 2025 at 02:17 UTC »
They are trying to have it both ways on one hand saying DOGE cant fire people and has no power yet its clear they seem to have absolute power. One minute Musk is in charge the next he is not. There is a lot of lies and shady shit going on.