Departamento de Justiça concorda em suspender fundo contra politização

O Departamento de Justiça afirmou na segunda-feira que cumprirá uma ordem judicial que suspende o fundo de US$ 1,776 bilhão contra a politização do governo Trump enquanto as contestações legais prosseguem.

Um juiz federal no Distrito Leste da Virgínia bloqueou temporariamente o fundo na semana passada após uma ação judicial movida pela Democracy Forward e outras organizações. A ordem impede que qualquer valor seja transferido ou distribuído até que o tribunal decida se tornará a suspensão permanente em uma audiência agendada para 12 de junho.

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