Democrats and experts have criticized a compromise between Todd Blanche and two Republican senators that may facilitate Blanche's confirmation as attorney general. They argue that the agreement includes provisions that President Donald Trump could easily reverse. Blanche, the acting attorney general, shared documents on Sunday indicating he was retracting a May 18 order that allowed for the establishment of a $1.8 billion fund and clarified that the tax immunity granted by the Justice Department to Trump was only applicable retroactively to Trump, his sons, and their businesses.
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Critics Evaluate Todd Blanche's Agreement Regarding Trump Fund
A compromise involving Todd Blanche and two Republican senators has faced criticism from Democrats and experts, who claim it allows President Trump to easily reverse its provisions. Blanche announced the withdrawal of an order related to a $1.8 billion fund and clarified the scope of tax immunity granted to Trump.
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‘Completely hollow’: critics denounce Blanche deal to halt Trump slush fund
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