The Trump administration has rolled out the ‘AntiWeaponisation Fund’, a staggering $1.8 billion initiative aimed at reconciling claims from allies of the former president, who contend they have faced unjust scrutiny from the Justice Department. This fund is a direct result of Trump’s decision to drop his extensive $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS, signaling a shift in strategy.
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DOJ announces $1.8bn fund to compensate Trump allies
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