Trump Fires Attorney Hours After Swearing In, Lawsuit Expected
The article highlights a lack of written agreement from the president to dismantle the weaponization fund, leaving open the possibility of future legal challenges. While the current plaintiffs reportedly hold no administrative power over the fund, which is managed by commissioners and the Department of Justice, they could still initiate litigation. However, even if such a lawsuit were successful, it would not revive the fund, as it is considered defunct. The absence of a written commitment to its dissolution is noted as a weakness, even from a Republican perspective.
John Q. Hosedrinker