The former US finance minister Robert Rubin, Lawrence Summers, Timothy Geithner, Jacob Lew and Janet Yellen, the New York Times, wrote a statement.
The article assumed that there were serious risks in fulfilling the state's financial obligations.
In the past, the payment systems of the Ministry of Finance have been managed by independent and exaggerated civil servants, but it was claimed that this structure has been broken recently.
The article emphasized that political appointments in critical positions were carried out with the introduction of a new unit called The Government Productivity Department (Doge) and that these people continue their connections to the private sector and the possibility of ethical violations increased and conflict of interest.
Access by the Ministry of Finance to the payment systems of millions of Americans can risk the security of the financial information of millions of Americans. A federal judge has decided to temporarily stop access to the payment system.
In the article, the federal expenses in the United States are only under the Congress authority “, no finance minister in the first weeks of the integrity of our payment system or the financial obligations in order to meet our commitment to the nation and the nation should not be forced To give assurance.
In the article, pointed out that the US Finance Minister Scott Besser had to manage this situation that Bessent's commitment that the federal payments were not rejected or suspended was of crucial importance.
The article was warned that it would be extremely difficult to be extremely difficult for individuals, not only for individuals, but also for the democratic principles of the United States and global reliability, if the financial reliability and the international reputation of the United States were shaken.
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