Funding errors haunt the Inflation Reduction Act

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The Biden administration continually falls back on promises made to the public. While the White House has repeatedly boasted that “One Year In, President Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act is Driving Historic Climate Action and Investing in America to Create Good Paying Jobs and Reduce Costs,” the administration quietly funneled $50 million in taxpayer funds earmarked for clean energy to two groups that oppose immigration enforcement.

These groups do not work for a better environment. They should not receive this money. Plus, amid Biden’s tough-on-immigration rhetoric, the hypocrisy is palpable.

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