I never expected it to be even 1/100th this bad. Billions of HHS dollars going to non profits, which funnel it to illegal migrants to include: assistance for home/vehicle/small business loans; legal assistance; emergency housing support; and, medicaid care....
I never really thought that HHS (and FEMA!) were funneling directly or indirectly large sums of money to illegal migrants.
https://dailycaller.com/2025/02/13/robin-dunn-marcos-billions-migrant-aid-office-refugee-resettlement-health-human-services-funding/
I never really thought that HHS (and FEMA!) were funneling directly or indirectly large sums of money to illegal migrants.
https://dailycaller.com/2025/02/13/robin-dunn-marcos-billions-migrant-aid-office-refugee-resettlement-health-human-services-funding/
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Top Biden HHS Official Funneled Billions To Migrants Through Her Nonprofit Connections
Thomas English, Contributor February 13, 2025 5:37 PM ET Daily Caller News Foundation
A top official in the Biden administration's Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) directed millions in migrant assistance grants to nonprofits where she previously held senior positions, a watchdog report revealed Thursday.
Robin Dunn Marcos, who led HHS's Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) under former President Joe Biden, oversaw $22.6 billion in grant distributions since 2020, with her former employers emerging as top beneficiaries. The International Rescue Committee (IRC), where she spent 23 years as a senior director, received $598 million, while Church World Service, her employer of four years, was awarded $355 million, according to an OpenTheBooks report.
"Consistent with the Ethics Pledge, Robin Dunn Marcos is recused from participating in particular matters involving specific parties in which IRC is or represents a party," a spokesperson for the Administration for Children and Families, ORR's parent agency, told the outlet. "That recusal obligation lasts for two years from her date of appointment, which was September 11, 2022."
While HHS officials maintained to the outlet that Dunn Marcos recused herself from decisions involving her former employers, OpenTheBooks reported that IRC's funding increased dramatically during her tenure, jumping from $22 million in fiscal year 2021 to over $235 million in 2023.
Through a network of nonprofit organizations, ORR provided an extensive array of benefits to migrants, including dollar-for-dollar matching savings plans for vehicle and home purchases, small business loans up to $15,000 and credit repair loans up to $1,500. Additional services included "cultural orientation," emergency housing support, legal assistance and Medicaid care. The OpenTheBooks report called the programs a "giant magnet for those seeking to cross the border and claim asylum."
ORR dramatically increased funding in general during Dunn Marcos' tenure, with annual grant disbursements soaring from $2.6 billion in fiscal year 2020 to a peak of $10 billion in fiscal year 2023, according to the watchdog group. .....
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