Judge Rules Trump's IRS Lawsuit Improper, Puts Blanche Under Bar Scrutiny
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A Florida federal judge called Trump’s $10 billion suit against the IRS improper, signaling potential sanctions against the Trump lawyers and referring acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to state bars for ethics concerns; the ruling also noted the involvement of a controversial settlement that created a $1.776 billion fund to aid allies and criticized DOJ inaction as part of the case.
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