Unmasking the Risks: Trump Administration’s $7.5 Million Payment to Equatorial Guinea Demands Scrutiny

In an era when America must prioritize national sovereignty and prudent stewardship of taxpayer resources, recent revelations about a $7.5 million payment from the Trump administration to Equatorial Guinea ring alarm bells for all who value transparency and accountability. Why Is American Money Flowing to a Corrupt Regime? Senator Jeanne Shaheen has rightly questioned this unprecedented government-to-government transfer, made from a migration and refugee assistance fund intended for humanitarian crises. The sum dwarfs eight years’ worth of U.S. foreign aid previously directed at Equatorial Guinea — a nation long plagued by entrenched corruption under the rule of Teodoro Obiang Nguema...