Members of Musk's Department of Efficiency (DOGE) 'parachuted' to restructure the US Department of the Interior

BlockBeats News: On May 27th, according to Fortune, Tyler Hassen, a Texas oil executive with no public management experience from Musk's Department of Efficiency (DOGE), is holding the super power to restructure the US Department of the Interior. But records show that he neither divested from investments in the energy industry nor signed ethical commitment documents to avoid conflicts of interest. The US Secretary of the Interior recently appointed Tyler Hassen, who has not been approved by the Senate, to lead a departmental restructuring. The Department of the Interior is a super department responsible for 70% of public land in the United States, with 11 agencies including the National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, and Fish and Wildlife Service, employing over 70000 people. Tyler Hassen was appointed as the "Assistant Secretary for Policy Management and Budget" in March, and then changed to the "Chief Deputy Assistant Secretary" in April. The former position required Senate approval and a signed ethical commitment, while the latter position avoided this. A government ethics expert at Washington University in St. Louis pointed out that "this is a fraudulent act of using title games to evade critical moral scrutiny