$1.3-billion contract for Trump's border wall awarded to North Dakota company

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$1.3-billion contract for Trump's border wall awarded to North Dakota company
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A North Dakota construction company favored by Trump has received the largest contract to date to build a section of his signature border wall. The $1.3-billion contract works out to about $30 million per mile.

Choung Woong Ahn’s family said he should be released because of his age and health issues. ICE disagreed.

Democratic members of Congress raised concerns in December after Fisher was awarded a $400- million contract for border wall construction. Within two weeks, the defense department’s inspector general had launched an investigation, which is ongoing, according to Democratic U.S. Rep. Bennie Thompson of Mississippi, a critic who questioned whether the contract had been properly awarded.

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