Trump border wall materials sold by Biden may soon find their way back to the feds,

dmpi said:

I don't care who ends up owning it as long as it get used. Best case would be to be used for its original intended function.

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anatta said:

think that's going to happen. the Beautiful Bill has $47 billion allocated for wall construction

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anatta said:

he Beautiful Bill has $47 billion allocated for wall construction

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mrjurrs said:

More wasted money. November 2026 is going to be black Tuesday for the HoR R's, the Senate will be closer than it is today.

10 Egregious Things You May Not Know About the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

Congressional Republicans’ radical budget and tax bill includes several less-known provisions that will increase costs, fuel the Trump administration’s overreach, and waste taxpayer dollars.

www.americanprogress.org

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Jetboogieman said:

You mean the one Mexico was supposed to pay for?

Money that could be used to actually help Americans...

Instead spent on a useless monument to one mans ego to say he did it.

By hey, why would a Russian propagandist care?

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GovPlanet officials said they were pleased to work with the administration to return the materials "at-cost" to the feds and "protect the millions of dollars that U.S. taxpayers had already invested in this initiative."

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anatta said:

Trump border wall materials sold by Biden may soon find their way back to the feds, auctioneer claims

Border wall materials once sold for pennies on the dollar will be returned to government at-cost through deal between GovPlanet and Trump's border czar office.

www.foxnews.com

Until Friday, the ultimate fate of the unused border wall materials – originally estimated to be worth between $260 million and $350 million – remained largely unclear. A contentious court battle in Texas last December resulted in a 30-day freeze on the auctions, but little has publicly transpired since.

"GovPlanet has reached an agreement, working with the Office of the Border Czar, to return border wall materials that were previously deemed surplus and sourced by the federal government to GovPlanet via existing contracts," said the company, a subsidiary of an Illinois-founded, British Columbia-based international operation called Ritchie Brothers Auctioneers-RB Global.

"A third-party firm that has been contracted for construction of the border wall will take receipt of the materials over the next 90 days," GovPlanet added.

GovPlanet officials said they were pleased to work with the administration to return the materials "at-cost" to the feds and "protect the millions of dollars that U.S. taxpayers had already invested in this initiative."

"We are expediting the transfer of these materials to support the administration's border protection plans. We value our longstanding partnership with the U.S. government and look forward to continuing to support America’s federal agencies."

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humbolt said:

Like the joy of the Harris campaign?

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