Trump's Anti-Weaponization Fund Axed in Bid for Attorney General Confirmation Clears Way
Todd Blanche, Donald Trump's nominee for attorney general, has formally rescinded the president's $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund, removing a key hurdle from his confirmation process. The move came after Senate Republicans threatened to block the funding.
Todd Blanche, Donald Trump's nominee for attorney general, has formalized a reversal of his predecessor's $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund, following Senate Republicans' threat to block its use in a bid to clear the way for his confirmation as AG. The move removes an obstacle from Blanche's path to the position. As part of his decision, Blanche announced the removal of the special inspector general tasked with overseeing the fund. The reversal could significantly alter the trajectory of Trump's legacy on national security and law enforcement policies.
