Houston, TX, August 3, 2026 —

New York, NY – Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has reportedly rescinded a significant $1.8 billion fund. This fund was previously earmarked for compensating political allies of President Trump. The action comes as part of ongoing negotiations related to securing Blanche’s confirmation.

The $1.8 billion fund was intended to provide financial compensation to individuals considered political allies. The details surrounding the specific criteria for compensation and the recipients of these funds were not provided. The rescission of this fund marks a notable shift in the financial landscape related to these negotiations.

Despite the rescission of the $1.8 billion fund, a pre-existing audit immunity plan involving President Trump, his sons, and the Trump Organization continues to be in effect. This plan, established prior to the recent developments, had been designed to offer a degree of protection from certain audit-related liabilities.

While the audit immunity plan remains operational, its parameters have reportedly undergone revisions. These revised parameters could still allow for the potential exemption of millions of dollars in back taxes for the involved parties. The exact nature of these revisions and their precise implications for tax liabilities were not detailed.

The timeline for the original establishment of the audit immunity plan was not provided. Similarly, the specific date or period during which Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche took action to rescind the $1.8 billion fund was not stated. Further details regarding the confirmation process and the specific terms of the revised audit immunity plan are anticipated.



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