The Trump administration is reportedly selling, redistributing, or simply losing track of millions of dollars worth of equipment and supplies connected to the U.S. Agency for International Development, the foreign aid agency it shuttered and folded into the State Department earlier this year.
As a result, former USAID staffers and contractors told The Atlantic, the U.S. appears to be parting with equipment for pennies on the dollar and losing track of what was once carefully monitored U.S. property, raising security concerns.
