Block the $1.776 Billion Anti-Weaponization Fund

$1.776 billion in taxpayer money could go to people who assaulted 140 police officers on January 6.

A letter to your members of Congress. Facts checked September 26, 2026.

The Letter

Subject Block the $1.776 Billion Anti-Weaponization Fund

$1.776 billion in taxpayer money could go to people who assaulted 140 police officers on January 6. The Anti-Weaponization Fund has no published eligibility criteria and keeps its records confidential. More than 600 January 6 defendants assaulted police officers. 33 of those pardoned have already been rearrested for new crimes.

The 14th Amendment, Section 4, prohibits paying debts incurred in aid of insurrection. Two officers who defended the Capitol sued, and in May 2026 a federal judge paused the fund while the case goes on. Support legislation restricting Judgment Fund payments for this purpose and oppose taxpayer money going to people convicted of attacking law enforcement.

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U.S. Capitol switchboard: (202) 224-3121

I am calling about the DOJ Anti-Weaponization Fund announced on May 17.
This $1.776 billion fund could compensate January 6 defendants, including more than 600 who assaulted police officers. 33 of those pardoned have already been rearrested for new crimes.
The 14th Amendment, Section 4, prohibits paying debts incurred in aid of insurrection. A federal judge paused it in May after two officers who defended the Capitol sued.
I am asking you to support legislation restricting Judgment Fund disbursements for this purpose and to publicly oppose taxpayer money going to people convicted of attacking law enforcement.

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The Facts Behind the Ask

$1.776 billion Size of the Anti-Weaponization Fund from the Judgment Fund (source)
140 officers injured Largest single-day mass assault on law enforcement in American history (source)
33+ rearrested Pardoned defendants charged with new crimes including child sex abuse (source)
14th Amendment, Section 4 Prohibits paying debts incurred in aid of insurrection (source)
Paused a federal judge paused the fund in May 2026 while the officers' lawsuit proceeds (source)

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