DOGE claims it saved $8B in one contract, but it was only $8M: NYT
- Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency initially claimed to have saved $8 billion by canceling a contract with ICE, but it was later confirmed to be worth only $8 million, according to The New York Times.
- Approximately two-thirds of DOGE's claimed savings came from theoretical maximums of contracts, raising doubts about their accuracy, as noted by former officials.
- The DOGE website has since updated the contract figure to $8 million, but maintains its total savings claim of around $55 billion.
- Critics described DOGE's exaggerated savings claims as 'completely disingenuous,' highlighting discrepancies in the reporting of the contract's true value.
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