US Justice Department Plans $1.776 Billion Victim Fund
The Department of Justice is planning to launch a truth and justice commission. This effort would establish a fund of $1.776 billion to pay claims made by alleged victims. It remains unclear if a judge has recourse to stop this action.
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WBAL Baltimore
“Starting some new details about that so-called truth and justice commission, the Department of Justice is planning to launch, the effort would establish a fund of $1.776 billion to pay claims made by alleged victims.”
WBAL Baltimore
“a fund of $1.776 billion to pay claims made by alleged victims.”
WBAL Baltimore
“a fund of $1.776 billion to pay claims made by alleged victims. out and if a judge has any recourse over this or if there could be any legal action taken to stop this. It comes after President Trump wrapped up a trip to China this week meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.”
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