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Donald Trump voluntarily dropped his $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS on Monday in exchange for a $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund that is expected to pay out money to January 6 rioters, a broadly controversial move that's already drawn widespread outrage from Democrats

and ethics experts.

Trump filed a notice with the court Monday saying he had voluntarily dismissed his $10 billion

lawsuit against the IRS, which alleges the IRS failed to properly protect his tax returns

after a contractor passed

details of the president's taxes onto news outlets. The dismissal came after news reports

suggested Trump was poised to settle the case before a judge could potentially throw it out entirely.

While that filing did not mention a settlement, the Justice

Department filed a notice Monday announcing the creation of a new $1.8 billion, quote,

anti-weaponization fund as part of settling the case, confirming reporting from ABC News last week

that Trump intended to settle in exchange for the government

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