Trump’s $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund is officially dead — but the president still insists it’s needed, creating a political logjam that’s stalled Todd Blanche’s attorney general nomination. Two key Republican senators are holding up the vote until Trump gives a written guarantee the fund won’t revive, demanding legal certainty to avoid future backtracking. While the Justice Department says the fund’s order is rescinded, senators also want clarity on Trump family tax immunity. With the Senate Judiciary Committee delaying a vote, this standoff reveals deep GOP divisions and could shape how controversial settlements are handled going forward.
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