How Tom Homan Tried to Cash In on Trump’s Deportations
Tom Homan and Charles Sowell leveraged Homan's government ties to advise companies competing for part of $45 billion in immigration detention contracts, amid FBI scrutiny of alleged cash payments.
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Trading on Tom Homan: Inside the push to cash in on the Trump administration’s deportation campaign
ProPublica is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative newsroom. Sign up for The Big Story newsletter to receive stories like this one in your inbox. The first time a Pennsylvania consultant named Charles Sowell connected with border czar Tom Homan was when Sowell reached out on LinkedIn in 2021, looking for advice about border contracting work. Homan had finished a stint as acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, capping a three-…
Inside the push to cash in on Trump's deportation campaign
The first time a Pennsylvania consultant named Charles Sowell connected with border czar Tom Homan was when Sowell reached out on LinkedIn in 2021, looking for advice about border contracting work. Homan had finished a stint as acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, capping a three-...
Trading on Tom Homan: Inside the Push to Cash in on the Trump Administration’s Deportation Campaign
A Pennsylvania businessman who had Tom Homan on his payroll led companies to believe his connections to the future border czar could help advance their bids for government work, industry executives said.
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