"DOGE will not have official government powers. As an autonomous entity, DOGE itself does not have authorities to issue rules, rescind regulations, terminate federal employees or enforce federal laws.
But, behind the scenes, DOGE is expected to wield significant influence.
According to its leaders, DOGE will identify issues and make recommendations to the White House, agency leaders and Congress for action. In particular, DOGE leaders say they will work closely with the existing Office of Management and Budget, the President’s office charged with budget development, oversight of agency performance and financial management, and coordination of federal regulations. It is expected that the issues that DOGE draws attention to will receive intense focus by government leaders.
Further, the House Oversight and Accountability Committee, which remains under Republican control, announced that it intends to create a subcommittee that would work directly with DOGE. Presumably, this coordination would serve as a channel for DOGE to make recommendations that result in congressional investigations and/or legislative proposals."
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