Prosecutor Backs Musk's Government Efficiency Drive Amid Legal Warnings
Federal prosecutor Edward Martin warned against impeding Elon Musk's government efficiency efforts, indicating possible legal action. The Trump-linked initiative has faced resistance from government officials. Martin's letter supports Musk, while the administration attempts to tighten control over government operations. Musk aims to significantly reduce the federal workforce.

A federal prosecutor known for his alignment with former President Trump has issued a stern warning regarding the obstruction of Elon Musk's government efficiency initiative. In a letter made public on platform X, Edward Martin explicitly referenced potential criminal repercussions for those hindering the billionaire's efforts.
The interim U.S. attorney underscored possible legal consequences for any actions perceived as threatening employees within Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). This development arrives amid reports of resistance from career government officials, including incidents where top security personnel were removed following confrontations with DOGE representatives.
Notably, Martin's message aligns with ongoing efforts by the Trump administration to assert more significant control over the Justice Department. Musk's initiative, aiming for substantial reductions across federal operations, garners support amid scrutinies, continuing his bold trajectory as CEO of Tesla and SpaceX.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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