Oxon Hill, Maryland – A recent wave of resignations within the United States Department of Government Efficiency, also known as DOGE, has brought attention to the ongoing restructuring of the federal government under the leadership of billionaire White House advisor, Elon Musk. Twenty-one members of the U.S. DOGE Service, previously known as the U.S. Digital Service, have stepped down, expressing concerns about the transformational work happening within the agency.

In a publicly posted letter addressed to White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, the resigning staffers highlighted their commitment to not compromise government systems, jeopardize sensitive data, or undermine critical public services. The group, comprised of individuals who joined USDS before the Trump administration, emphasized their initial dedication to enhancing government services through technology in a nonpartisan manner.

The departure of these technologists, who left senior roles in the private sector to serve the American people in government, signals a shift in their ability to fulfill their oath to uphold the Constitution across presidential administrations. The letter, dated Tuesday, noted that the resignations followed previous layoffs at the USDS.

The decision to leave their positions at the United States DOGE Service reflects a growing discontent with the direction of the agency under Elon Musk’s supervision. The staffers’ concerns about the integrity of their work and principles have led to a collective stand against the current trajectory of DOGE’s initiatives. As the situation continues to unfold, updates on this developing story are expected to follow to provide further insights into the implications of these resignations.