@noondlyt @jonathankoren @cobalt123
That quote is a small portion of the reddit post being referenced.
The categories used in the FPDS appears to be extremely broad, and you can't say just because purchase X was categorised under group Y that they bought lots of Y, especially in the context of errors that can occur in data input.
There is no specific detail that I can see in the original post from Popular Information (popular.info) which indicate actual purchase of "guide missile warheads". That's not to say their claim of obscene budget isn't valid (which I have not checked btw).
On the other hand, below link is part of what the reddit thread talked about:
https://www.fpds.gov/ezsearch/fpdsportal?indexName=awardfull&templateName=1.5.3&s=FPDS.GOV&q=%22guided+missile%22+AND+%22immigration%22&x=0&y=0
Scroll through to the 3rd entry for Sept 19, 2025.
Now consider the Product Service Code, Principal NAICS code, the description of requirements, a cursory review of the supplier in question, and the total sum of 61k USD. Yes, I'd be inclined to think smoke grenades or something of that nature. This is potentially the basis of a sloppy claim of "ICE purchasing guided missile warheads". [edit: not necessarily this particular purchase, just the unwarranted interpretation of a broad purchasing category of which this purchase is used as an example]
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof.