Trump’s southern border military mission cost over $300 million in first 6 weeks
- The Trump administration's military mission at the southern border has cost over $300 million in its first six weeks, according to sources briefed on data from the Defense Department comptroller.
- Pentagon expenses included roughly $250 million in the first month for deportation flights, troop deployments, and expanded detention facilities.
- Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth labeled defending against unlawful migration and trafficking as the military's foremost priority, according to a memo outlining Pentagon priorities.
- Critics argue that military deployments focus more on optics rather than addressing real national security concerns.
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Trump’s southern border military mission cost over $300 million in first 6 weeks
The Trump administration’s major military mission at the southern border focused on reducing immigration and drug flows has already cost taxpayers more than $300 million, according to sources briefed on data from the Defense Department comptroller — even as the administration has vowed to slash the size of government and cut 8 percent from the department’s budget.
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