Trump's DOJ scraps its $1.8bn 'anti-weaponization' fund after backlash
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche told Congress the administration is 'not moving forward' with the controversial $1.8 billion fund after a court paused it — though a settlement shielding Trump's family from tax enforcement stays.
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Reported as the DOJ winding down a paused program under House questioning, with the focus on Blanche clarifying the fund's fate and the administration moving past a political distraction.
Framed as Trump retreating from a self-serving fund born of his own lawsuit against the IRS — killed only after court action and uproar — while critics note his family stays protected from tax audits.
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