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United States: The United States government is accused of abusing its power, which could undermine public trust in federal agencies and affect international perceptions.

United States — United States Office of Special Counsel: The Office of Special Counsel received the complaint and may investigate whistleblower retaliation claims. Its role is procedural but could affect the outcome.

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United States — United States Office of Special Counsel: Agency that received the complaint and may investigate.

United States: Overall prosecuting authority; operation reflects U.S. law enforcement reach.

United States — United States Office of Special Counsel: OLC issued an advisory opinion that the raid was lawful without congressional approval.

United States — United States Office of Special Counsel: The United States — United States Office of Special Counsel received Charles Borges's whistleblower complaint regarding the alleged data mismanagement by the Department of Government Efficiency.