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A federal judge in Miami voided a settlement between Donald Trump, his sons, and the IRS that granted broad tax protections and aimed to establish a fund for alleged victims of government abuse, including Jan. 6 participants. The judge criticized the deal as an attempt to confer immunity and divert taxpayer money, prohibiting Trump and his sons from referencing it. The settlement, part of a lawsuit over leaked tax information, could have significantly reduced Trump’s tax liabilities, but legal challenges halted its implementation.
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