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The Fiscal Times
Trump claims he still supports anti-weaponization fund
President Donald Trump declined to confirm the permanent removal of a $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund aimed at compensating individuals claiming government victimization, calling it “a beautiful thing.” While the administration states the fund is not moving forward, Trump has expressed support for it and refused to fully disown the initiative, raising uncertainties about the passage of $70 billion in immigration enforcement funding in the Senate. GOP leaders are pushing ahead with the funding bill despite internal disagreements, and a marathon voting session is planned to advance the legislation amid debates over eliminating the controversial fund.
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