First on Fox: this Ministry of Government Efficiency Fox News Digital learned that a website was launched where Americans could report directly and recommend relaxation of policies within the federal government.
The website reads: “Voices in Federal Decision Making Regulations. “Influenced by existing rules or regulations? Share your thoughts on deregulation by filling out this form.”
Fox Digital learned that Doge worked with the Government Services Administration, an independent agency that helped other federal agencies operate, and the Office of Management and Budget, which often oversees deregulation efforts, launched the site earlier this month.
“Doge combines government goals by providing American people with unique opportunities to recommend more relaxed regulation, increasing transparency and reducing waste, fraud and abuse goals. This is led by Doge President Trump’s top priority White House spokeswoman Taylor Rogers told Fox Digital.
Doge has launched a new website where Americans can recommend deregulation. (Getty Image)
The home page of the site will indicate to users a form that users can report “Deregulation Recommendations”, which provides users with more than a dozen tips about their problems.
Tips include describing which federal agency promotes controversial regulations if the regulations are completed, or in the process of rulemaking, the reasons for deregulation, how the regulations work, and the title and name of the agency’s leaders, and other details about the regulations.
The form prompts the user to provide their name, but the box does not have to be completed before submitting. Those who submit relaxation advice can see that the Trump administration will revoke it after individuals.
“Only when you wish to revoke your name after you or your organization. Providing your name does not guarantee that it will appear in any final agency lawsuit, and we reserve the right to avoid using inappropriate or offensive names,” prompted to ask about the status of the user name. ”
The public leader of the Governor, Elon Muskhas been impacted by government regulations for several months, including when he joined President Donald Trump’s campaign in major battlefield countries to rally support.
Elon Musk spoke at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) held in Oxon Hill, Maryland on February 20, 2025. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Before the election, at a rally in Pennsylvania, Musk told how his company SpaceX was wrapped in a “pack of nut stories” related to government overregulation, including research on the possibility of a company’s Starship rocket hitting whales or sharks and facing huge fines from the EPA to “dump fresh water on the ground.”
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“I’ll tell you something crazy, like we were fined $140,000 for dumping fresh water on the ground. Drinking water. It’s crazy. It’s crazy. It’s crazy. It’s an example. Last year, Forsom, Pennsylvania.
President Donald Trump speaks at an energy production event in the East Room of the White House on Tuesday, April 8, 2025. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
“The FAA said, ‘No, you have to pay a $140,000 fine.’ We’re like, “but the sign has been in tropical thunderstorms. “‘That’s the same water we use,’ so, it’s like…no harm. They said, ‘Yes, but we don’t have a license. ‘We’re like, “You need a freshwater license?” Musk said.
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Trump deregulated The Blitz targeted a series of execution orders last week aimed at “freeing” U.S. coal energy, including ending coal rentals on federal land, promoting exports of coal and coal technologies, and encouraging coal to use coal to power AI initiatives.
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“President Trump knows that bureaucracy is for normative rather than deregulation. The result is an increasing number of regulations that kill innovation and limit American freedoms,” the White House said in a case on EOS last week.
