GOP presses for explicit end to DOJ 'Weaponization' fund as immigration bill stalls

Republican lawmakers urge the DOJ to explicitly renounce the $1.8 billion 'Anti-Weaponization Fund' as the department retreats from the program, arguing the latest statement doesn’t satisfy concerns that the fund could be used for Jan. 6 prosecutions. With a court injunction in place and the immigration-enforcement bill stuck in limbo, GOP leaders warn of a possible veto and seek stronger guardrails or a ban, while some House Republicans explore language to kill the fund entirely.