Three Biden administration officials have exceeded the amount of time they can use the “acting” title and are currently serving in their positions unlawfully, a government watchdog group declared Wednesday.
The Government Accountability Office found that Deidre Harrison, the acting controller at the Office of Management and Budget; Allison Randall, the acting director of the Department of Justice’s Office of Violence Against Women; and Charlotte A. Dye, the acting general counsel at the Federal Labor Relations Authority were all in violation of the 1998 Federal Vacancies Reform Act.
All three officials have been serving in an acting capacity since November 2021, exceeding the 210 day limit the law sets after the role becomes vacant, or 300 day limit after a presidential inauguration, according to the GAO. Officials can only stay in an acting role for a longer period of time if a permanent nomination is pending or if a nomination is withdrawn or rejected, the watchdog explains.
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Fire them.
The GAO is permitting these individuals to be PAID? Stop paying them and have the US Marshalls or FBI evict them and charge them with Criminal Fraud operating as a US Official. The House needs to immediately pass a resolution to demand these individuals be moved and charged. Congress's resolution should also include a statement demanding the litigate agencies of the federal government not to deal with the illegally seated agents of the Biden Administration.
Just one more unlawful act... Where are the IMPEACHMENT RESOLUTIONS... Start them moving ... hundreds of them... until Biden is removed or resigns.