Maryland Congressman Jamie Raskin has already filed a bill to block the fund.
WASHINGTON — Soon after the Trump Administration announced the creation of an “Anti-Weaponization” fund, some lawmakers quickly moved to block its implementation.
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The near-$1.8 billion fund is made up of taxpayer money, coming from a settlement the IRS made with President Trump over the leak of his tax returns.
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It’s billed as a way to compensate people who believe they were mistreated by prior administrations’
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