I figured they'd run into a conflict the first time they request access to non-public information they don't have the authority to see.
Musk still hasn't been approved by the Senate at all, but the agency itself may have some standing due to that, depending on what Congress authorized that agency to do. Otherwise, someone might be able to use the killing of Chevron Deference against them to rein it in.Musk's Department of Government Efficiency was created by an executive order on Trump's first day in office that rebranded an existing agency known as The United States Digital Service into DOGE.