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Judge Allows Anti-Weaponization Fund to Proceed, Warns of Future Action
A federal judge has allowed the Trump administration's anti-weaponization fund to remain in place but warned he would intervene if plans to revive it emerge. The fund, initially proposed to support claims of political persecution, was halted after facing political controversy. Some sources indicate it may still be pursued in a modified form.
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A federal judge has allowed the Trump administration's anti-weaponization fund to remain in place but warned he would intervene if plans to revive it emerge. The fund, initially proposed to support claims of political persecution, was halted after facing political controversy. Some sources indicate it may still be pursued in a modified form.
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