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Taxpayer-funded NGOs facilitating the Biden Administration's migrant crisis are cashing in, pulling in billions of dollars. Endeavors, Inc. spent $533,000 on music therapy and horticulture classes. Global Refuge's CEO saw her compensation increase to $520,000, while Southwest Key Programs' CEO makes over $1 million. The NGO has faced issues, including employee misconduct. The NGOs are expanding in size as more unaccompanied children cross the border.

@Maddie_Rowley_ - Maddie Rowley

EXCLUSIVE: I spent four months investigating the web of NGOs facilitating the Biden Administration's migrant crisis. These taxpayer-funded groups are pulling in billions of dollars and lavishing themselves with salaries and bonuses. Here's how they're cashing in. 🧵

@Maddie_Rowley_ - Maddie Rowley

Endeavors, Inc. was awarded a $1.3 billion grant to run a shelter for unaccompanied migrant children in Pecos, Texas. In 2021, they spent $533,000 on music therapy and offered "horticulture classes."

@Maddie_Rowley_ - Maddie Rowley

Global Refuge’s CEO, Krish O'Mara Vignarajah, former policy director for First Lady Michelle Obama, saw her compensation increase from $244,000 in 2019 to $520,000 in 2022.

@Maddie_Rowley_ - Maddie Rowley

Southwest Key Programs' CEO, Dr. Anselmo Villarreal, makes over $1 million, their chief strategist makes $800,000, and the head of operations makes $700,000. Its total payroll was $465 million in 2022. The NGO has been plagued with issues--including employees sexually assaulting migrant children in its care.

@Maddie_Rowley_ - Maddie Rowley

As more unaccompanied children have crossed the border, the NGOs continue to expand in size. Global Refuge had 75 employees on staff in 2019, and by the end of this year will have a staff of 700.

@Maddie_Rowley_ - Maddie Rowley

Read the full article here: https://www.thefp.com/p/nonprofits-make-billions-off-migrant-children

Nonprofits Are Making Billions off the Border Crisis Federal funding has turned the business of resettling migrant children into a goldmine for a handful of NGOs—and their top executives. thefp.com
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