DOGE Act

This bill would turn an existing executive order (Executive Order 14210) about a “Department of Government Efficiency” workforce optimization initiative into law. In plain terms, it makes that order’s rules and directions legally binding, not just a policy from the President. The bill simply says the executive order “shall have the force and effect of law”.

Key points:

• Who is affected: Federal government agencies and their employees.
• What changes: The workforce optimization executive order (No. 14210) becomes law, meaning agencies must follow it as a statute, not just as an executive directive.
• When: It would take effect as law once enacted by Congress and signed, since the text makes the order legally effective.