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Democrats press Blanche on whether DOJ judgment fund will pay ‘weaponization’ victims
Although the Justice Department killed its controversial “anti-weaponization” fund, the attorney general has expressed interest in alternative measures to reward people Trump believes were unfairly targeted by the government.
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The Justice Department has terminated its controversial “anti‑weaponization” fund, but the attorney general indicated a willingness to explore other ways to compensate individuals whom former President Trump says were unjustly targeted by the government.
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