[Trump Administration Considering Establishing $1.7 Billion Fund to Investigate Allies Probed During Biden's Presidency] According to a report by Jinse Finance, on May 17, the Trump administration is considering setting up a $1.7 billion fund to compensate the president's allies and others who were investigated by the Department of Justice during President Biden's term. This move would present a dual ethical and political dilemma for Republicans and the Department of Justice leadership. The unusual plan has been criticized by Democrats and former government officials as a massive taxpayer-funded political slush fund. Sources familiar with the matter revealed that the plan is advancing rapidly but has not yet been finalized or approved.