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Washington ExaminerAn associate attorney general posted and then removed a comment about using the Federal Tort Claims Act to compensate individuals who say they were targeted during the prior administration. The action followed public assurances that a proposed $1.776 billion fund would not move f…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewThe Justice Department will not create a planned $1.8 billion fund intended to compensate people who say they were improperly targeted by federal law enforcement. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche told lawmakers the department is abandoning the program entirely.
bbc.co.ukSenator Tillis increased criticism of a Department of Justice compensation fund, calling the program politically tone deaf. The remarks come amid ongoing debate over the fund's purpose and administration.
680news.comThe U.S. Department of Justice established a compensation fund as part of a settlement ending President Trump's lawsuit against the IRS. The fund will accept claims through December 2028 and will be administered by a five-member board.
time.comThe Justice Department removed press releases about January 6, 2021 cases from its site. Officials described the material as partisan propaganda and said the action reverses prior practices.
usmagazine.comPresident Trump stated that eligibility for compensation from a new Justice Department fund for those affected by January 6 events will be decided by a committee of highly respected people. He also said compensation should be provided to people who were destroyed.
alternet.orgPresident Trump is expected to drop his $10 billion lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service as part of a settlement that includes creation of a $1.7 billion fund. The fund would compensate individuals who claim they were wrongfully targeted by the former Biden administration…