Justice Department – Donald Trump wants to “repair” the damages he believes were caused by the Biden administration, by compensating criminals who support the American president
1.8 billion dollars will be allocated by the United States to a “compensation fund” aimed at supporters of Donald Trump who were prosecuted during Joe Biden’s presidency.
“The Justice Minister has created the ‘anti-instrumentalization fund’ in order to establish a systematic process to hear and redress grievances of individuals who have been victims of political instrumentalization of justice,” the ministry said in a statement.
Scams and diversion
Donald Trump agreed to “withdraw” his lawsuit against the US tax authority (IRS) “in exchange for the creation of this fund,” the administration clarified. In this case, which also involved his two sons Eric and Donald Jr, the Republican billionaire was seeking ten billion dollars in damages and interests after the leak of tax returns during his first term.
According to the agreement, the Trump family members “will receive formal apologies but no financial compensation or any form of compensation of any kind,” according to the ministry.
This compensation fund will be funded by 1.776 billion dollars in federal funds and will “cease processing requests no later than December 15, 2028,” the last year of Donald Trump’s term, the statement detailed. Its five members will be “appointed by the Justice Minister” and the American president will have the power to “revoke any member,” it added.
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