WASHINGTON — Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche testified before a Senate appropriations subcommittee Tuesday defending a plan announced Monday to create a $1.776 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund intended to compensate people who say they were politically targeted; Blanche, who assumed control of the Justice Department weeks earlier, answered lawmakers' questions about the fund's scope. Senators pressed Blanche this week about critics' claims that the fund could represent an illegal use of taxpayer dollars and might include individuals charged in the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot; Blanche said eligibility would be broad, that payouts would be determined by a five-member commission appointed by the attorney general, and the hearing also reviewed the department's budget request.
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反武器化基金可能会影响你的税款。它旨在赔偿声称遭受政治攻击的人。批评者担心其中可能包括因国会骚乱被起诉的人。请关注参议院的持续讨论,及时了解情况。
代理总检察长布兰奇正在为一项有争议的17.76亿美元基金辩护。他说,一个委员会将决定支出,而不是政治。但批评者质疑该基金的合法性和范围。如果你知道有人对税款如何使用感兴趣,值得转发。
潜在受益者包括声称自己受到政府调查“武器化”的个人,其中包括一些特朗普总统的政治盟友。如果该基金得以实施且索赔得到五人委员会批准,他们可能会获得赔偿。
批评者和纳税人可能会认为公共资金遭受损失,司法部独立性可能受到侵蚀,而司法部可能会面临对其资金合法性和范围的更严格审查和法律挑战。
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代理司法部长为17.76亿美元的“反武器化基金”辩护,该基金旨在赔偿那些声称受到政治攻击的人
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