A significant amount of taxpayer money will be spent on a National Guard deployment. 4 billion. This expense is for a deployment that has been extended until January 2029.
Local officials have criticized the deployment, citing concerns about autonomy. Further information on the deployment and its costs can be found through the Defense Department estimate provided to Congress, as reported by KPRC 2 / Click2Houston.
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