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Trump Administration May Withdraw Controversial $1.8 Billion Fund Amid GOP Backlash

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The Trump administration has indicated to GOP leaders that it may pause its controversial $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund, although the permanence of this decision remains unclear. This development follows a federal court ruling that has temporarily halted the fund's implementation until at least June 12. President Trump has not publicly committed to abandoning the fund, despite significant opposition from within his party. Republican lawmakers are concerned that the fund could impede their efforts to secure additional immigration enforcement funding. A hearing is scheduled for June 12 to further discuss the fund's future, with some GOP senators demanding clearer assurances regarding its status.

Key Details: • Federal court has paused the fund until at least June 12. • Hearing set for June 12 regarding the fund's future. • Republican leaders are pushing for a definitive end to the fund. • Concerns about the fund being used to benefit Trump's allies persist.

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