Biden Admin Gave $87 Million No-Bid Contract to House Migrants to Organization With Ties to Biden

[excalibur]

Oh yeah, dirty money for very dirty people. Kickbacks is what these people depend on.

We previously reported about how he actually made an $87 million dollar contract to house migrant families in hotels. Jen Psaki was squirming when Newsmax’s Emerald Robinson asked how did they justify putting illegal aliens in hotels when National Guard in Washington, D.C. were previously made to take their rest breaks on the floor of a cold garage.

Turns out there’s even more to the story of the hotel contract, according to the Washington Examiner. The contract wasn’t sent out to bid as is the norm, it was a no bid contract. More troubling, it was a huge contract with an organization, Family Endeavors, who had an official on the Biden transition team, former ICE official Andrew Lorenzen-Strait.

Interestingly, Family Endeavors announced on Jan. 20, Inauguration Day, Lorenzen-Strait would become its senior director for migrant services and federal affairs, meaning that he would be the organization’s liaison to the federal government. Then, within two months, Lorenzen-Strait had gotten them the contract.

“Unless certain exceptions apply, an agency must compete the contract,” said Carol Thompson, a partner with the Washington-based Federal Practice Group law firm.
The only exception, Thompson said, was in the case of an emergency, such as disaster relief. In that case, ICE would have to provide a “Justification and Approval” document explaining why it did not compete the contract; a failure to do so would likely result in disciplinary action against the ICE officials who signed the deal, and the contract would be canceled.

ICE cited “unusual and compelling urgency” as its reason.

So this is where I have a good question for Joe Biden. If he and his people are claiming it isn’t even a crisis at the border, how can it be an emergency to fit this exception?

Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-Ga) who has been asking questions and looking into the deal said that he found it hard to believe that “no other vendors could have been at least considered for the award.” He wrote a letter to ICE that the Examiner obtained.

“I am gravely concerned given that ICE did not compete this contract award, that this is Endeavors’ first contract with ICE, and that the contract award amount far exceeds any previous award amounts with this organization,” Clyde wrote.

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Biden Admin Gave $87 Million No-Bid Contract to House Migrants to Organization With Ties to Biden

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[RealDave]

Oh yeah, dirty money for very dirty people. Kickbacks is what these people depend on.

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We previously reported about how he actually made an $87 million dollar contract to house migrant families in hotels. Jen Psaki was squirming when Newsmax’s Emerald Robinson asked how did they justify putting illegal aliens in hotels when National Guard in Washington, D.C. were previously made to take their rest breaks on the floor of a cold garage.​

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Turns out there’s even more to the story of the hotel contract, according to the Washington Examiner. The contract wasn’t sent out to bid as is the norm, it was a no bid contract. More troubling, it was a huge contract with an organization, Family Endeavors, who had an official on the Biden transition team, former ICE official Andrew Lorenzen-Strait.​

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Interestingly, Family Endeavors announced on Jan. 20, Inauguration Day, Lorenzen-Strait would become its senior director for migrant services and federal affairs, meaning that he would be the organization’s liaison to the federal government. Then, within two months, Lorenzen-Strait had gotten them the contract.​

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“Unless certain exceptions apply, an agency must compete the contract,” said Carol Thompson, a partner with the Washington-based Federal Practice Group law firm.

The only exception, Thompson said, was in the case of an emergency, such as disaster relief. In that case, ICE would have to provide a “Justification and Approval” document explaining why it did not compete the contract; a failure to do so would likely result in disciplinary action against the ICE officials who signed the deal, and the contract would be canceled.​

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ICE cited “unusual and compelling urgency” as its reason.​

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So this is where I have a good question for Joe Biden. If he and his people are claiming it isn’t even a crisis at the border, how can it be an emergency to fit this exception?​

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Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-Ga) who has been asking questions and looking into the deal said that he found it hard to believe that “no other vendors could have been at least considered for the award.” He wrote a letter to ICE that the Examiner obtained.​

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“I am gravely concerned given that ICE did not compete this contract award, that this is Endeavors’ first contract with ICE, and that the contract award amount far exceeds any previous award amounts with this organization,” Clyde wrote.

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Biden Admin Gave $87 Million No-Bid Contract to House Migrants to Organization With Ties to Biden

redstate.com

I wonder how this would compare to government personnel & guests staying at Trump properties or Iraq no bid cointracts to Cheney's Halliburton?

 

[Darkwind]

Oh yeah, dirty money for very dirty people. Kickbacks is what these people depend on.

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We previously reported about how he actually made an $87 million dollar contract to house migrant families in hotels. Jen Psaki was squirming when Newsmax’s Emerald Robinson asked how did they justify putting illegal aliens in hotels when National Guard in Washington, D.C. were previously made to take their rest breaks on the floor of a cold garage.​

​

Turns out there’s even more to the story of the hotel contract, according to the Washington Examiner. The contract wasn’t sent out to bid as is the norm, it was a no bid contract. More troubling, it was a huge contract with an organization, Family Endeavors, who had an official on the Biden transition team, former ICE official Andrew Lorenzen-Strait.​

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Interestingly, Family Endeavors announced on Jan. 20, Inauguration Day, Lorenzen-Strait would become its senior director for migrant services and federal affairs, meaning that he would be the organization’s liaison to the federal government. Then, within two months, Lorenzen-Strait had gotten them the contract.​

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“Unless certain exceptions apply, an agency must compete the contract,” said Carol Thompson, a partner with the Washington-based Federal Practice Group law firm.

The only exception, Thompson said, was in the case of an emergency, such as disaster relief. In that case, ICE would have to provide a “Justification and Approval” document explaining why it did not compete the contract; a failure to do so would likely result in disciplinary action against the ICE officials who signed the deal, and the contract would be canceled.​

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ICE cited “unusual and compelling urgency” as its reason.​

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So this is where I have a good question for Joe Biden. If he and his people are claiming it isn’t even a crisis at the border, how can it be an emergency to fit this exception?​

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Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-Ga) who has been asking questions and looking into the deal said that he found it hard to believe that “no other vendors could have been at least considered for the award.” He wrote a letter to ICE that the Examiner obtained.​

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“I am gravely concerned given that ICE did not compete this contract award, that this is Endeavors’ first contract with ICE, and that the contract award amount far exceeds any previous award amounts with this organization,” Clyde wrote.

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Biden Admin Gave $87 Million No-Bid Contract to House Migrants to Organization With Ties to Biden

redstate.com

I wonder how this would compare to government personnel & guests staying at Trump properties or Iraq no bid cointracts to Cheney's Halliburton?

Who knows. The real question is you on the left squealed like stuck pigs when Trump was housing legitimate American citizens who were government employees.

Yet, here we are. Biden is housing illegals while veterans and American's are sleeping on the streets.

Not a peep from anyone on the left.

 

[daveman]

Oh yeah, dirty money for very dirty people. Kickbacks is what these people depend on.

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We previously reported about how he actually made an $87 million dollar contract to house migrant families in hotels. Jen Psaki was squirming when Newsmax’s Emerald Robinson asked how did they justify putting illegal aliens in hotels when National Guard in Washington, D.C. were previously made to take their rest breaks on the floor of a cold garage.​

​

Turns out there’s even more to the story of the hotel contract, according to the Washington Examiner. The contract wasn’t sent out to bid as is the norm, it was a no bid contract. More troubling, it was a huge contract with an organization, Family Endeavors, who had an official on the Biden transition team, former ICE official Andrew Lorenzen-Strait.​

​

Interestingly, Family Endeavors announced on Jan. 20, Inauguration Day, Lorenzen-Strait would become its senior director for migrant services and federal affairs, meaning that he would be the organization’s liaison to the federal government. Then, within two months, Lorenzen-Strait had gotten them the contract.​

​

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“Unless certain exceptions apply, an agency must compete the contract,” said Carol Thompson, a partner with the Washington-based Federal Practice Group law firm.

The only exception, Thompson said, was in the case of an emergency, such as disaster relief. In that case, ICE would have to provide a “Justification and Approval” document explaining why it did not compete the contract; a failure to do so would likely result in disciplinary action against the ICE officials who signed the deal, and the contract would be canceled.​

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ICE cited “unusual and compelling urgency” as its reason.​

​

So this is where I have a good question for Joe Biden. If he and his people are claiming it isn’t even a crisis at the border, how can it be an emergency to fit this exception?​

​

Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-Ga) who has been asking questions and looking into the deal said that he found it hard to believe that “no other vendors could have been at least considered for the award.” He wrote a letter to ICE that the Examiner obtained.​

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“I am gravely concerned given that ICE did not compete this contract award, that this is Endeavors’ first contract with ICE, and that the contract award amount far exceeds any previous award amounts with this organization,” Clyde wrote.

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Biden Admin Gave $87 Million No-Bid Contract to House Migrants to Organization With Ties to Biden

redstate.com

I wonder how this would compare to government personnel & guests staying at Trump properties or Iraq no bid cointracts to Cheney's Halliburton?

Start a thread. This one's about Biden's corruption. But I understand your orders tell you to try to distract from it.

 

[westwall]

Oh yeah, dirty money for very dirty people. Kickbacks is what these people depend on.

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We previously reported about how he actually made an $87 million dollar contract to house migrant families in hotels. Jen Psaki was squirming when Newsmax’s Emerald Robinson asked how did they justify putting illegal aliens in hotels when National Guard in Washington, D.C. were previously made to take their rest breaks on the floor of a cold garage.​

​

Turns out there’s even more to the story of the hotel contract, according to the Washington Examiner. The contract wasn’t sent out to bid as is the norm, it was a no bid contract. More troubling, it was a huge contract with an organization, Family Endeavors, who had an official on the Biden transition team, former ICE official Andrew Lorenzen-Strait.​

​

Interestingly, Family Endeavors announced on Jan. 20, Inauguration Day, Lorenzen-Strait would become its senior director for migrant services and federal affairs, meaning that he would be the organization’s liaison to the federal government. Then, within two months, Lorenzen-Strait had gotten them the contract.​

​

​

“Unless certain exceptions apply, an agency must compete the contract,” said Carol Thompson, a partner with the Washington-based Federal Practice Group law firm.

The only exception, Thompson said, was in the case of an emergency, such as disaster relief. In that case, ICE would have to provide a “Justification and Approval” document explaining why it did not compete the contract; a failure to do so would likely result in disciplinary action against the ICE officials who signed the deal, and the contract would be canceled.​

​

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​

​

ICE cited “unusual and compelling urgency” as its reason.​

​

So this is where I have a good question for Joe Biden. If he and his people are claiming it isn’t even a crisis at the border, how can it be an emergency to fit this exception?​

​

Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-Ga) who has been asking questions and looking into the deal said that he found it hard to believe that “no other vendors could have been at least considered for the award.” He wrote a letter to ICE that the Examiner obtained.​

​

“I am gravely concerned given that ICE did not compete this contract award, that this is Endeavors’ first contract with ICE, and that the contract award amount far exceeds any previous award amounts with this organization,” Clyde wrote.

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Biden Admin Gave $87 Million No-Bid Contract to House Migrants to Organization With Ties to Biden

redstate.com

xiden corrupt? Naaaaah!

 

[Claudette]

That's one expensive load of horse shit.

All illegals should be bussed back to the border. They came from Mexico, they can all go back to Mexico.

The stuttering fuck is a fucking moron.

 

[Papageorgio]

Oh yeah, dirty money for very dirty people. Kickbacks is what these people depend on.

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We previously reported about how he actually made an $87 million dollar contract to house migrant families in hotels. Jen Psaki was squirming when Newsmax’s Emerald Robinson asked how did they justify putting illegal aliens in hotels when National Guard in Washington, D.C. were previously made to take their rest breaks on the floor of a cold garage.​

​

Turns out there’s even more to the story of the hotel contract, according to the Washington Examiner. The contract wasn’t sent out to bid as is the norm, it was a no bid contract. More troubling, it was a huge contract with an organization, Family Endeavors, who had an official on the Biden transition team, former ICE official Andrew Lorenzen-Strait.​

​

Interestingly, Family Endeavors announced on Jan. 20, Inauguration Day, Lorenzen-Strait would become its senior director for migrant services and federal affairs, meaning that he would be the organization’s liaison to the federal government. Then, within two months, Lorenzen-Strait had gotten them the contract.​

​

​

“Unless certain exceptions apply, an agency must compete the contract,” said Carol Thompson, a partner with the Washington-based Federal Practice Group law firm.

The only exception, Thompson said, was in the case of an emergency, such as disaster relief. In that case, ICE would have to provide a “Justification and Approval” document explaining why it did not compete the contract; a failure to do so would likely result in disciplinary action against the ICE officials who signed the deal, and the contract would be canceled.​

​

​

​

​

ICE cited “unusual and compelling urgency” as its reason.​

​

So this is where I have a good question for Joe Biden. If he and his people are claiming it isn’t even a crisis at the border, how can it be an emergency to fit this exception?​

​

Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-Ga) who has been asking questions and looking into the deal said that he found it hard to believe that “no other vendors could have been at least considered for the award.” He wrote a letter to ICE that the Examiner obtained.​

​

“I am gravely concerned given that ICE did not compete this contract award, that this is Endeavors’ first contract with ICE, and that the contract award amount far exceeds any previous award amounts with this organization,” Clyde wrote.

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Biden Admin Gave $87 Million No-Bid Contract to House Migrants to Organization With Ties to Biden

redstate.com

I wonder how this would compare to government personnel & guests staying at Trump properties or Iraq no bid cointracts to Cheney's Halliburton?

Personally, I am against no bid contracts, they seem to open the door to impropriety. Were you upset when Obama gave out no bid contracts to Halliburton or did you excuse those?

 

[struth]

Oh yeah, dirty money for very dirty people. Kickbacks is what these people depend on.

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We previously reported about how he actually made an $87 million dollar contract to house migrant families in hotels. Jen Psaki was squirming when Newsmax’s Emerald Robinson asked how did they justify putting illegal aliens in hotels when National Guard in Washington, D.C. were previously made to take their rest breaks on the floor of a cold garage.​

​

Turns out there’s even more to the story of the hotel contract, according to the Washington Examiner. The contract wasn’t sent out to bid as is the norm, it was a no bid contract. More troubling, it was a huge contract with an organization, Family Endeavors, who had an official on the Biden transition team, former ICE official Andrew Lorenzen-Strait.​

​

Interestingly, Family Endeavors announced on Jan. 20, Inauguration Day, Lorenzen-Strait would become its senior director for migrant services and federal affairs, meaning that he would be the organization’s liaison to the federal government. Then, within two months, Lorenzen-Strait had gotten them the contract.​

​

​

“Unless certain exceptions apply, an agency must compete the contract,” said Carol Thompson, a partner with the Washington-based Federal Practice Group law firm.

The only exception, Thompson said, was in the case of an emergency, such as disaster relief. In that case, ICE would have to provide a “Justification and Approval” document explaining why it did not compete the contract; a failure to do so would likely result in disciplinary action against the ICE officials who signed the deal, and the contract would be canceled.​

​

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​

​

ICE cited “unusual and compelling urgency” as its reason.​

​

So this is where I have a good question for Joe Biden. If he and his people are claiming it isn’t even a crisis at the border, how can it be an emergency to fit this exception?​

​

Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-Ga) who has been asking questions and looking into the deal said that he found it hard to believe that “no other vendors could have been at least considered for the award.” He wrote a letter to ICE that the Examiner obtained.​

​

“I am gravely concerned given that ICE did not compete this contract award, that this is Endeavors’ first contract with ICE, and that the contract award amount far exceeds any previous award amounts with this organization,” Clyde wrote.

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Biden Admin Gave $87 Million No-Bid Contract to House Migrants to Organization With Ties to Biden

redstate.com

I wonder how this would compare to government personnel & guests staying at Trump properties or Iraq no bid cointracts to Cheney's Halliburton?

I see no comparison between people, govt or otherwise, making a decision on what hotel to stay in...even if it's the former President's former business.

This is Xiden directly paying off, with TAX dollars....his donors.....pay to play...quid pro JOE.

 

[wamose]

And lets not forget, the big guy always gets his 10%, lowlife shakedown artist that he is.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Oh yeah, dirty money for very dirty people. Kickbacks is what these people depend on.

We previously reported about how he actually made an $87 million dollar contract to house migrant families in hotels. Jen Psaki was squirming when Newsmax’s Emerald Robinson asked how did they justify putting illegal aliens in hotels when National Guard in Washington, D.C. were previously made to take their rest breaks on the floor of a cold garage.

Turns out there’s even more to the story of the hotel contract, according to the Washington Examiner. The contract wasn’t sent out to bid as is the norm, it was a no bid contract. More troubling, it was a huge contract with an organization, Family Endeavors, who had an official on the Biden transition team, former ICE official Andrew Lorenzen-Strait.

Interestingly, Family Endeavors announced on Jan. 20, Inauguration Day, Lorenzen-Strait would become its senior director for migrant services and federal affairs, meaning that he would be the organization’s liaison to the federal government. Then, within two months, Lorenzen-Strait had gotten them the contract.

“Unless certain exceptions apply, an agency must compete the contract,” said Carol Thompson, a partner with the Washington-based Federal Practice Group law firm.
The only exception, Thompson said, was in the case of an emergency, such as disaster relief. In that case, ICE would have to provide a “Justification and Approval” document explaining why it did not compete the contract; a failure to do so would likely result in disciplinary action against the ICE officials who signed the deal, and the contract would be canceled.

ICE cited “unusual and compelling urgency” as its reason.

So this is where I have a good question for Joe Biden. If he and his people are claiming it isn’t even a crisis at the border, how can it be an emergency to fit this exception?

Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-Ga) who has been asking questions and looking into the deal said that he found it hard to believe that “no other vendors could have been at least considered for the award.” He wrote a letter to ICE that the Examiner obtained.

“I am gravely concerned given that ICE did not compete this contract award, that this is Endeavors’ first contract with ICE, and that the contract award amount far exceeds any previous award amounts with this organization,” Clyde wrote.

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Biden Admin Gave $87 Million No-Bid Contract to House Migrants to Organization With Ties to Biden

redstate.com

Shocking!

#LOLDNXi

I'll bet the FBI will look into this

 

[wamose]

Oh yeah, dirty money for very dirty people. Kickbacks is what these people depend on.

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We previously reported about how he actually made an $87 million dollar contract to house migrant families in hotels. Jen Psaki was squirming when Newsmax’s Emerald Robinson asked how did they justify putting illegal aliens in hotels when National Guard in Washington, D.C. were previously made to take their rest breaks on the floor of a cold garage.​

​

Turns out there’s even more to the story of the hotel contract, according to the Washington Examiner. The contract wasn’t sent out to bid as is the norm, it was a no bid contract. More troubling, it was a huge contract with an organization, Family Endeavors, who had an official on the Biden transition team, former ICE official Andrew Lorenzen-Strait.​

​

Interestingly, Family Endeavors announced on Jan. 20, Inauguration Day, Lorenzen-Strait would become its senior director for migrant services and federal affairs, meaning that he would be the organization’s liaison to the federal government. Then, within two months, Lorenzen-Strait had gotten them the contract.​

​

​

​

“Unless certain exceptions apply, an agency must compete the contract,” said Carol Thompson, a partner with the Washington-based Federal Practice Group law firm.

The only exception, Thompson said, was in the case of an emergency, such as disaster relief. In that case, ICE would have to provide a “Justification and Approval” document explaining why it did not compete the contract; a failure to do so would likely result in disciplinary action against the ICE officials who signed the deal, and the contract would be canceled.​

​

​

​

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ICE cited “unusual and compelling urgency” as its reason.​

​

So this is where I have a good question for Joe Biden. If he and his people are claiming it isn’t even a crisis at the border, how can it be an emergency to fit this exception?​

​

Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-Ga) who has been asking questions and looking into the deal said that he found it hard to believe that “no other vendors could have been at least considered for the award.” He wrote a letter to ICE that the Examiner obtained.​

​

​

“I am gravely concerned given that ICE did not compete this contract award, that this is Endeavors’ first contract with ICE, and that the contract award amount far exceeds any previous award amounts with this organization,” Clyde wrote.

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Biden Admin Gave $87 Million No-Bid Contract to House Migrants to Organization With Ties to Biden

redstate.com

I wonder how this would compare to government personnel & guests staying at Trump properties or Iraq no bid cointracts to Cheney's Halliburton?

Personally, I am against no bid contracts, they seem to open the door to impropriety. Were you upset when Obama gave out no bid contracts to Halliburton or did you excuse those?

No bid contracts are like mail in ballots. Crooked as hell. No wonder Biden loves both of them.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

10% for the Big Guy