400 Businesses With $6 Billion in Fed Contracts Had No Physical Addresses
In fact, the Biden-Harris administration deliberately removed fraud guardrails. Now, the FTC, the General Services Administration (GSA), and other federal entities have found that “400 businesses, with contracts worth $6 billion, originally allocated by the Biden administration, didn't even file physical addresses at their businesses. And so [we], with the GSA, in conjunction with the [White House] task force, issued letters to these businesses, it says you have 30 days or we're cutting you off.
- ▪In fact, the Biden-Harris administration deliberately removed fraud guardrails.
- ▪Now, the FTC, the General Services Administration (GSA), and other federal entities have found that “400 businesses, with contracts worth $6 billion, originally allocated by the Biden administration, didn't even file physical addresses at t
- ▪And so [we], with the GSA, in conjunction with the [White House] task force, issued letters to these businesses, it says you have 30 days or we're cutting you off.
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| Publication time | Sat, 13 Jun 2026 15:28:00 -0400 |
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400 Businesses With $6 Billion in Fed Contracts Had No Physical Addresses Catherine Salgado | 3:28 PM on June 13, 2026 AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chairman Andrew Ferguson exposed yet more horrifying details of the mass taxpayer funding fraud network in the U.S.Ferguson said on Fox News that there are many tools and laws at hand for the federal government to use in identifying, investigating, and eliminating fraud, but the previous administration wasn’t interested in using them. In fact, the Biden-Harris administration deliberately removed fraud guardrails.
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