Courtroom illustration of Trump, $1.8B slush fund, lawsuits and IRS immunity documents
Courtroom illustration of Trump, $1.8B slush fund, lawsuits and IRS immunity documents
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El fondo discrecional de 1.800 millones de dólares de Trump provoca demandas por inmunidad ante el IRS

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El presidente Trump creó un fondo financiado por los contribuyentes de 1.800 millones de dólares para compensar a sus aliados, incluidos los alborotadores del 6 de enero, junto con una disposición que le otorga inmunidad ante el IRS a él y a su familia.

El fondo, denominado por la administración como fondo contra la instrumentalización, ha provocado demandas de dos ex oficiales de policía que protegieron el Capitolio el 6 de enero. Daniel Hodges, de la Policía Metropolitana, y Harry Dunn, ex oficial de la Policía del Capitolio, presentaron una demanda calificándolo como el acto de corrupción presidencial más descarado de este siglo. Su denuncia afirma que el fondo es ilegal, carece de autorización legal y viola la Constitución y la ley federal, incluida la prohibición de la 14.ª Enmienda de pagar deudas derivadas de una insurrección.

Qué dice la gente

Los usuarios de X reaccionaron con indignación y escepticismo ante las afirmaciones sobre un fondo discrecional de 1.800 millones de dólares financiado por los contribuyentes y la inmunidad ante el IRS para Trump y sus aliados, calificándolo de corrupto; otros lo defendieron como una compensación legítima por demandas o reparaciones por el extralimitación del gobierno.

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