Tonight on All In.

Who resigned?

The head of Social Security.

I don't know.

I mean, I resigned or got fired, I think got fired.

Elon Musk's Doge team targets Social Security.

I asked Elon, who are these Doge people?

And a top Justice Department attorney resigns claiming undue pressure to start a criminal probe.

It's all of a piece of really lawless action.

Tonight, the latest flashing warning signs in the rule of law in America.

And then, as Eric Adams heads to court, the slippery slope of a quid pro quo

with New York's mayor. And as we get incredible new images of that crash landing in Toronto,

what we now know about what probably caused the horrific accident. When All In starts now.

Hey, good evening from New York. I'm Ali Valshian for Chris Hayes. Today, a federal judge in

Washington cleared the way for Donald Trump and Elon Musk to continue their assault on the U.S.

government. Judge Tanya Chutkin, who previously oversaw Trump's January 6th criminal case,

declined a request from 14 state attorneys general to prevent Musk's doge from firing employees

or accessing agency data. She determined that the mere threat of doge causing widespread harm

was not enough to issue a temporary restraining order.

This happened just one day after we learned that the acting head of the Social Security

Administration, Michelle King, resigned after refusing to give Musk's Doge staffers access to sensitive

personal data. She's not the only government official to resign in protest of the Trump

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