The Trump administration has rescinded a proposal to create a $1.8 billion fund intended for individuals alleging unjust prosecution by the Justice Department. Despite this withdrawal, several related lawsuits are still active.
On Friday, a federal magistrate judge mandated that the administration disclose the identities of those who developed the compensation fund concept. This decision aims to bring transparency to the process behind the initiative, which has now been abandoned.
This ruling follows the recent public engagement of President Donald Trump and acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, pictured in June by photographer Demetrius Freeman of The Washington Post.
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