(Lincoln, NE) -- The former University of Nebaska Lincoln engineering student who is one of four young coders on the Trump DOGE team is being credited with cracking a hidden money network leading to USAID. An article on X and Substack by a writer who goes only by EKO is getting viral attention.
The writer doesn't give his name, or the source, but readers are praising the article. It says 20-year-old Nebraskan Luke Farritor is the coder who wrote the algorithms that traced payment flows across agencies to USAID.
Critics say Elon Musk, appointed by President Trump to run DOGE, is creating conspiracy theories. One federal judge has temporarily stopped Trump from putting USAID workers on leave. Another federal judge has blocked DOGE from accessing treasury records.
United States DOGE Service is formerly known as the United States Digital Service, created by former President Obama.
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