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John Adams Quote Shines on DOJ Building Amid Fund Controversy

KTSM••Ashleigh Fields and The Hill
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On Tuesday night, a quote from John Adams was displayed on the Department of Justice building in response to the Trump administration's recent announcement regarding an 'anti-weaponization fund.' This projection serves as a form of protest against the fund, which critics argue could undermine judicial independence. The event highlights ongoing tensions surrounding government funding and its implications for law enforcement practices. The action aims to raise awareness and provoke discussion about the potential consequences of such initiatives on justice and accountability.

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