Surplus border wall material headed for auction in Arizona was blocked by the U.S. government according to Texas officials.

Some Texas lawmakers including Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick slammed the Biden administration over the auction of wall materials. But ...

Surplus border wall materials are being auctioned, sparking debate over border security and federal resource management.

The unused border wall supplies were auctioned through an online government surplus marketplace and included steel bollards.

Sen. Bill Hagerty, R-Tenn. is introducing legislation to stop the federal government from auctioning border wall materials at ...

Uunused border wall supplies were auctioned through the online government surplus marketplace, GovPlanet, and included steel bollards used to make the wall. The Daily Wire, which first reported on ...

Video footage obtained by The Daily Wire showed sheets of the border wall being towed away close to Tucson, headed to the surplus government equipment auction marketplace GovPlanet. "They are ...

However, the Department of Defense had sold all materials to auction platform GOVPLANET in a June 2024 contract, months before Trump was reelected. The sale had nothing to do with the timeline of ...

The original listing by 'GOVPLANET' showed the starting bids at $5 for a December 18 auction. The listings have since been taken off the website. The picture below is a screenshot of the webpage ...

"Texas was never told in advance about the auction of the usable wall panels," wrote Patrick on Wednesday in a lengthy X post, referring to a GovPlanet auction that ran from Dec. 17 through Dec.