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Doge's Next Move: Elon Musk Reveals Savings as Doge Takes Aim

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Environmental Protection Agency administrator Lee Zeldin announced his decision to terminate a $2 billion grant for a Stacey Abrams-linked non-government organization with the support of the Department of Government Efficiency.

'The DOJ/ FBI investigations are ongoing, and the funds have been seized," he declared. "It’s absurd that the Biden Administration would allocate $2 billion to an entity that formerly only got $100!

Zeldin replied to a social media post made by the President. Donald Trump Who objected to the grant and instructed their administration to 'retrieve the funds'?

'is Stacey Abrams going to give back the Two Billion Dollars they funneled into her “environmental fund” just prior to my assuming office. She went from $100 in donations to $2,000,000,000 in just one day? Not bad!!!' Trump wrote on social media.

DOGE leader Elon Musk mentioned on social media that the Abrams grant from the Biden administration was merely one of numerous similar grants that the department has discovered.

'Numerous frauds of this kind,' he penned.

DOGE also mentioned an additional $577 million in revoked grants from the Department of Labor, bringing the total savings to $237 million.

The list included The allocation includes $10 million aimed at achieving 'gender equity in the Mexican workplace,' $12.2 million dedicated to 'empowering workers across South America,' and $6.25 million designated for 'enhancing respect for worker’s rights within agricultural supply chains' throughout Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador.

The budget cuts affected several initiatives including $5 million allocated to boost women’s involvement in workplaces across West Africa, $4.3 million set aside to support foreign migrant workers in Malaysia, along with $3 million apportioned both to improve social security benefits and labor rights for domestic migrants in Bangladesh, as well as to create safe and inclusive working conditions in Lesotho.

DOGE asserts it has saved Americans $130 billion, equivalent to $807.45 per taxpayer, while Musk’s key team members keep searching through every federal agency for additional savings.

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