What was Biden doing?
President Donald Trump’s allies are exposing what could be one of the biggest Biden scandals yet — a controversial organ transplant program that critics warn may be riddled with abuse, corruption, and political favoritism.
On Thursday, America First Legal (AFL) — a watchdog group founded by Trump aide Stephen Miller — filed sweeping Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests aimed at uncovering the truth about Biden’s “Increasing Organ Transplant Access” (IOTA) Model. The Biden program, finalized in December 2024 and set to roll out this July, will affect more than 100 hospitals nationwide and could determine life-or-death decisions for thousands of patients.
Biden’s Organ Program Under Fire
The program claims to improve access to kidney transplants by imposing financial penalties and rewards on hospitals. But experts warn it could open the door to special interests, shady third-party groups, and unethical practices.
According to official documents, hospitals will be graded on the number of transplants they perform, their efficiency in finding donor matches, and their post-surgery results. Critics say this could pressure hospitals to “game the system” at the expense of vulnerable patients.
A recent government probe even revealed that outside organizations may have influenced the Biden plan — raising red flags about corruption. Health officials admitted the report exposed “negligence and disturbing practices” inside a major organ procurement group.
Trump Allies Demand Answers
AFL’s FOIA requests target the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), and the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). They demand every email, letter, memo, and meeting record tied to Biden’s transplant model.
AFL counsel Laura Stell told Fox News Digital that outside groups with their own agendas must never be allowed to influence America’s organ transplant policy. She emphasized that when taxpayer dollars, financial penalties, and rewards are involved, the public has a right to complete transparency and accountability.
AFL also cited serious concerns about patient safety, discrimination in organ allocation, and potential ethical misconduct under Biden’s system.
Trump’s Team Leading the Charge
Stephen Miller, one of Trump’s closest advisors, created AFL after the president’s first term to expose government corruption and abuse of power. Although Miller has since returned to the White House as Trump’s Deputy Chief of Staff, AFL remains a powerful force pushing for accountability.
By shining a light on Biden’s transplant scheme, Trump’s allies are sending a clear message: they will not allow life-saving medical policy to be hijacked by special interests or corrupt insiders.
🔥 Key Takeaway: Biden’s organ transplant program is now at the center of a growing scandal — and Trump’s allies are moving fast to uncover what the administration doesn’t want the public to know.