ACLU Supporter, we wanted to make sure you saw this message and provide a quick update.

The Trump administration's so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has been given unrestricted access to our personal data, a massive invasion of privacy that puts our Social Security numbers, health records, and financial information at risk of data breaches, mass surveillance, and more.

That's why we're asking you to join us in calling on Congress to do its job and protect our right to privacy. Thousands of supporters have sent messages to their reps to speak out on this critical issue – will you join them in action now?

Thank you,

The ACLU Team

ACLU Supporter, the Trump administration is giving DOGE unrestricted access to Americans' personal data, including our finances, health records, and social security data.

DOGE – the so-called Department of Government Efficiency – is composed of unvetted outsiders who have forced their way into the government's most protected systems without care for the safeguards created by Congress to keep our data safe. They are also reportedly using shadowy AI tools to decide what critical public services and programs to cut.

This is a privacy disaster that impacts every one of us – and leaves us vulnerable to data breaches, mass surveillance, politically motivated attacks, and worse.

Congress must act now to protect our right to privacy – which is why we're calling on members to stop DOGE from violating our privacy.

The people of this country deserve to know what's happening behind closed doors – yet DOGE has refused to answer questions from the press, members of Congress, and the public, all while claiming DOGE employees are not subject to the Freedom of Information Act.

That is why the ACLU has already filed FOIA requests with more than 40 federal agencies to get a better understanding of how our private and personal financial and medical records are being illegally accessed and analyzed by the Trump administration.

But Congress has to do its job and hold the president accountable when he or his administration violate our civil rights and civil liberties. Join us: Tell your representatives to do their job.

Thanks for taking action and reminding our leaders that they work for us.

The ACLU Team