President Donald Trump touted several accomplishments since taking office last month, including how the Department of Government Efficiency is mandating federal workers to prove a similar standard of achievement.
In a statement on Truth Social, the president revealed five different accomplishments he had achieved for four different categories, the economy, the border, energy, and DOGE.
Among the accomplishments Trump listed were reinstating the “Remain in Mexico” policy and the unbanning of offshore drilling on more than 600 acres of federal waters.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy posted a similar update to X on Monday, in which he listed five of his own accomplishments over the last week.
Mr. President, 5 things I did last week:
1. Terminated NYC elitist, anti-worker congestion pricing.
2. Launched an investigation into the $16 billion in taxpayer dollars wasted on a high-speed rail project that, after 17 years, has yet to lay a single mile of track.
3. Saved $10…— Secretary Sean Duffy (@SecDuffy) February 24, 2025
DOGE demanded federal employees to write an email listing their accomplishments over the last week, something that “so many” failed to achieve, according to Elon Musk who Trump tapped to oversee DOGE.
DOGE IS RISKING A NATIONAL SECURITY NIGHTMARE
On Tuesday, a White House official told the Washington Examiner that Amy Gleason is the acting administrator of DOGE. Gleason has been a senior adviser to the U.S. Digital Service since January, with the organization since getting transformed into DOGE by the Trump administration.
The Trump administration has stated in court filings that Musk was working as a special government employee and was not the administrator of DOGE. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt was asked on Tuesday about DOGE’s leadership structure, though she repeatedly declined to say who the administrator is.
