Trump considers funding payouts to January 6 rioters who attacked police officers

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The Trump administration has confirmed in court papers that it will not be establishing an “anti-weaponization” fund, as previously planned. The fund was intended to provide financial assistance to individuals who had been targeted by alleged “weaponization” tactics.

In a statement filed with the courts, the administration stated that the $1.8 billion fund would not be moving forward. This decision comes after the Senate defeated a plan to redirect the funds towards an “anti-fraud” initiative.

The Trump administration’s decision on the fund was made public through court documents submitted by the Department of Justice. The DOJ has asked judges to reject lawsuits related to the fund’s cancellation.

Separately, the Senate has rejected a proposal to convert the $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund into an “anti-fraud” initiative. The plan was put forward by Senator Thom Tillis.

The Trump administration’s decision on the fund is seen as a significant development in the ongoing controversy surrounding alleged “weaponization” tactics.

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