(New York, NY) -- Oregon was part of the lawsuit that stopped Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency from accessing sensitive personal information of Americans at the U.S. Treasury. Oregon joined New York and a coalition of 19 states in filing the lawsuit. The judge ruled Musk and his staff must stop going through the data and destroy any files they've copied. The court will hold a hearing on the temporary restraining order on February 14th. Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield says the decision reaffirms the principle that no one, not a billionaire and not the president, are above the law.