President Donald Trump has strongly criticized the Justice Department after it officially canceled the proposed $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund intended to compensate people who claimed they were victims of politically motivated prosecutions, including many Jan. 6 defendants. Trump said the fund could have provided "solace" to those he believes were treated unfairly and referenced Ashli Babbitt and others affected by the January 6 Capitol riot cases. The move comes as Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche withdrew the proposal ahead of a key Senate confirmation vote, sparking renewed political debate over justice, accountability, and the legacy of Jan. 6.
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