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Santos, Lindell, Proud Boys eye Trump’s $1.8B fund

"Anti-weaponization" compensation attracts claims from Jan. 6 defendants, political allies, and election deniers

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Santos, Lindell, Proud Boys eye Trump’s $1.8B fund

Trump's DOJ launched a $1.8B 'anti-weaponization' fund; applicants include Jan. 6 defendants and allies like Mike Lindell and George Santos. Courts have paused disbursements, eligibility rules are unset — the mechanism lacks clear congressional authorization.

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Trump’s US$1.8 billion ‘weaponisation’ fund is on hold, sources say

Trump's $1.8B compensation fund for "weaponisation" victims was suspended by courts through June 12 pending review. Court suspension of settlement mechanisms creates precedent for regulatory scrutiny, signaling increased compliance complexity for tech enterprises managing federal relationships.

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domenica 31 maggio 2026·forbes.com
Here’s The List Of Would-Be Applicants To Trump’s Controversial $1.8B Slush Fund
The fund is broadly unpopular among both parties—a majority of Republicans in an Economist/YouGov survey released this week said they oppose it.
domenica 31 maggio 2026·salon.com
Santos, Lindell, Proud Boys eye Trump’s $1.8B fund
"Anti-weaponization" compensation attracts claims from Jan. 6 defendants, political allies, and election deniers

Santos, Lindell, Proud Boys eye Trump’s $1.8B fund

Trump’s US$1.8 billion ‘weaponisation’ fund is on hold, sources say

Timeline cronologica

Here’s The List Of Would-Be Applicants To Trump’s Controversial $1.8B Slush Fund

Santos, Lindell, Proud Boys eye Trump’s $1.8B fund

Here’s The List Of Would-Be Applicants To Trump’s Controversial $1.8B Slush Fund

Trump’s US$1.8 billion ‘weaponisation’ fund is on hold, sources say