Acting Attorney General Says Trump Administration Abandons Anti‑Weaponization Fund

An acting attorney general announced the Trump administration has dropped plans for an anti‑weaponization fund. The fund was intended to curb the spread of certain weapons. Officials cited budgetary and strategic considerations for the cancellation. Lawmakers expressed disappointment over the decision. Critics argue the move could weaken national security safeguards. The administration has not indicated a replacement initiative. Advocacy groups are urging alternative measures. The development will be tracked in upcoming policy debates.