Tom Homan's appointment as 'border czar' raises potential conflicts of interest due to his consulting firm's ties to federal contracts and political figures.
Accountable.US notes that Homan's firm has secured 'tens of millions of dollars' in federal contracts and taken significant contributions from controversial political candidates.
The report highlights Homan’s dual role — overseeing immigration policy while running a consulting firm that benefits from federal contracts, raising ethical concerns.
As Homan prepares for his new post, the stark potential for conflict between his public duties and private gain may undermine trust in his role.
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