Pentagon to Decide Which Military Construction the Border Wall Will Replace

Acting defense secretary hasn't yet decided to delay projects in order to fund the border wall, but asked for a list of projects that could be delayed by May 10

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The $5.2 million for Anniston Army Depot (mechanics shown working in Anniston on an M1 Abrams tank) to build a weapons maintenance shop that was due to be awarded in March 2020 could be cut to fund Trump's border wall.
The $5.2 million for Anniston Army Depot (mechanics shown working in Anniston on an M1 Abrams tank) to build a weapons maintenance shop that was due to be awarded in March 2020 could be cut to fund Trump's border wall.
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The Defense Department will have a list by May 10 of the military construction projects that can be delayed in order to transfer $3.6 billion in funding to pay for border wall construction. The list of projects is to exclude family housing, barracks, dormitory projects, projects already awarded and projects that have fiscal year 2019 award dates.

"We're going through a filter to ensure that nothing impacts lethality and readiness on the part of our military construction budget, which is a budget that's substantially larger than $3.6 billion," a senior administration official told reporters on Feb. 15.

(more on the Pentagon's latest request for military construction projects that can be delayed...)


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Here's the Pentagon’s list of construction projects that could be cut to fund a border wall

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