I followed the link. They did in fact issue this request. Can you explain why this is somehow suspicious? I checked and ICE has been apprehending UAC (unaccompanied alien children) at the border for quite some time, years and years, about 20,000 per year from 09-12, and 30,000 in FY 13. Many of those are still here in custody, and need transportation AND housing, etc. as their cases wind through the system. So what's unusual about a contract to deal with an existing problem, that admittedly got worse in 2014, and which they probably anticipated would get worse, given deteriorating conditions in S. America?
BTW, the RFP says, and I quote, "There will be approximately 65,000 UAC in total: 25% local ground transport, 25% via ICE charter and 50% via commercial air." That's poorly written and therefore unclear, but seems to imply a TOTAL number in custody needing transportation of 65k. We'll exceed that easily based on current rates. It could be referring to an estimated 65,000 total trips, which doesn't seem very high, given each UAC in custody could require up to a half dozen different trips per year. Border > temp detention > long term > court > back to detention > transport to permanent home or back to S. America. Etc.
Anyway, I need you to explain why this RFP is somehow proof Obama planned this whole thing.