• Donald Trump urged President Biden to stop selling unused U.S.-Mexico border wall materials, calling it a waste of funds and hinting at potential legal action with Texas AG Ken Paxton.
• Congress authorized the sale or donation of these materials for repairs, while Biden approved a new 20-mile barrier stretch, drawing criticism from Arizona Republican Eli Crane.
• Trump also celebrated a $100 billion U.S. investment commitment from SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son, emphasizing economic growth on his Truth Social platform.

In a bold move, President-elect Donald Trump called out President Joe Biden this week, urging him to halt the sale of unused U.S.-Mexico border wall materials. Speaking from his Mar-a-Lago estate, Trump accused Biden of squandering funds on rebuilding efforts that he deems nearly criminal. He revealed discussions with Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton about pursuing a restraining order.

Congress Orders Sale of Surplus Border Wall Materials

Trump’s plea follows Congress’s directive last year, instructing the Biden administration to sell or donate surplus border wall components. The National Defense Authorization Act allows states on the southern border to use these materials for repairs, banning their use for new constructions. It also mandates that the administration report the costs of storing unused materials.

Trump Criticizes Biden Administration Policies

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As he prepares for the transition to a new administration, Trump criticized Biden’s remote work policies. He warned that government employees unwilling to return to their offices will face termination once he takes office. This response came after reports showed wall materials being removed in Arizona and transported for auction. Video footage documented their journey from locations such as Nogales and Tucson, as part of a strategy to clear the border of resources before Christmas.

Economic Investments Amid Border Security Disputes

The decision to sell these materials comes shortly before Biden approved a new 20-mile stretch of barrier construction. Arizona Republican Representative Eli Crane accused Biden of actively undermining Trump’s border security efforts. In the midst of these political controversies, Trump highlighted a major investment win. SoftBank Group CEO Masayoshi Son announced a $100 billion commitment to U.S. projects over four years. Trump emphasized this achievement on his Truth Social platform, promising quick approvals for similar initiatives in the future.

As border security policies and administrative decisions draw criticism, Trump continues to challenge actions he finds harmful to national interests and fiscal responsibility.

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