The Trump administration has decided to discontinue its nearly $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund. This decision follows opposition from GOP members of Congress and a court case in Florida that is seeking clarification regarding the fund's establishment. The case was reopened by a federal judge on Friday, involving Trump's legal matters with the IRS, which were related to the fund's creation.
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Trump Administration Discontinues Anti-Weaponization Fund
The Trump administration has announced the discontinuation of a nearly $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund. This decision is influenced by Republican opposition and a reopened court case in Florida concerning the fund's establishment.
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Trump administration walks away from anti-weaponization fund
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Trump Administration Discontinues Anti-Weaponization Fund