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Trump Established a $1.8 Billion Compensation Fund for His Friends
Donald Trump withdrew the lawsuit against the IRS and established a $1.8 billion compensation fund for his friends. The operation of the fund and its political repercussions are in our news.
In the USA, former President Donald Trump withdrew the $10 billion lawsuit filed against the IRS and agreed to establish a $1.8 billion fund in return. This fund was created to make compensation payments against allegations that Trump's friends were unfairly judged. Under the 'Anti-Arming Fund' announced by the Department of Justice, a commission of five members will be established to manage the fund. The commission members will be appointed by the Attorney General, and Trump will be able to dismiss members but new members will be appointed by the same method. The fund's activities will be reported to the Attorney General every three months. This development came after allegations that Trump had long been targeted by the Biden administration. Trump and his close circle claimed that the IRS had unfairly treated them. However, Democrats criticized this fund as unconstitutional and a misuse of public resources. Trump's move sparked political and legal debates.
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