The Hill reported that emails sent by the Social Security Administration (SSA) and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) that praised President Donald J. Trump may violate the Hatch Act, according to experts the outlet cited. The report was written by Claire Leibowitz.

The Hill quoted language stating that under Trump, the SSA "is transforming into a model of excellence." The summary of the report does not say whether the same wording appeared in the IRS emails.

The Hill's summary attributes the possible violation to experts but does not name them. It also does not say how many emails were sent, when they were sent, or whether the agencies have responded to the concerns raised.

The headline frames the matter as a possible violation rather than a finding. The summary does not report any determination by an agency, court, or other authority on whether the emails breached the law.

Because this account rests on a single summary of the original report, the full details of the emails and the experts' reasoning are available only in that article.

Sources: The Hill: Social Security email praising Trump may violate Hatch Act.