Pete Buttigieg has a nondisclosure agreement that keeps his consulting work for McKinsey & Company a secret.
This week, the New York Times and ProPublica reported that McKinsey consultants working with Immigration and Customs Enforcementincluding cuts in food and medical care for detainees, that made ICE officials uncomfortable.
“We have combed through thousands of pages of documents that ProPublica obtained to ensure that we had never accepted a donation from any McKinsey employee who was named as being involved in this project, and if any were to donate to Pete, we would immediately return their donation,” a spokesman said.
“As somebody who left the firm a decade ago, seeing what certain people in that firm have decided to do is extremely frustrating and extremely disappointing,” ButtigiegWhile legal experts didn’t doubt the legality of the confidentiality agreement, they questioned privatization of information that could be of use to the public.
Buttigieg could choose to break the agreement, but then he would risk facing expensive lawsuits from McKinsey or its clients.
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