The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) indicated that it is still working to make changes in federal agencies, including cutting government credit card accounts.
A program that was introduced earlier this year has resulted in the cancellation of more than 610,000 unused or unneeded federal credit cards after 14 weeks, DOGE said in a post on social media platform X on June 6.
DOGE noted that the effort, which had earlier discovered around 4.6 million agency cards, has “expanded to 55 agencies” so far. A previous update from the task force in late May indicated that around 523,000 cards were deactivated.
In a separate post on June 8, DOGE said the General Services Administration and the Small Business Administration cut several thousand unused phone plans or subscriptions in the past month….
DOGE Says It Terminated More Federal Credit Cards
