Le ministère de la Justice accepte de suspendre le fonds anti-instrumentalisation

Le ministère de la Justice a déclaré lundi qu'il se conformerait à une décision de justice suspendant le fonds anti-instrumentalisation de 1,776 milliard de dollars de l'administration Trump, le temps que les contestations judiciaires se poursuivent.

Un juge fédéral du district Est de Virginie a temporairement bloqué le fonds la semaine dernière à la suite d'une plainte déposée par Democracy Forward et d'autres organisations. L'ordonnance empêche tout transfert ou toute distribution de fonds jusqu'à ce que le tribunal décide s'il convient de rendre cette suspension permanente lors d'une audience prévue le 12 juin.

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