DOJ Prosecutor Resigns Rather than Stop $20 Billion to Left-wing Climate Groups

Instead of stopping major banks from paying “climate change” funds, senior prosecutors at the Department of Justice will quit.

As reported last week by Breitbart News, Zeldin discovered that the outgoing Biden administration rushed $20 billion to the left group last year via Citibank before resigning.

Zeldin has pledged to collect the funds. However, Dennis Chan, criminal director at the U.S. Lawyer's Office in Washington, DC, said President Joe Biden's so-called “inflation reduction law” would stop paying funds, saying it expanded the government. refused to order Citibank (including climate spending).

When Cheung was ordered to send a letter to Citibank, she resigned when she told her to withhold the funds. Politics Report:

Dennis Chan, criminal director at the U.S. Lawyer's office in Washington, said Trump administration officials, who are seeking to prevent money from being spent, have pressured them to launch a criminal investigation without sufficient evidence. I stated. The Biden-era Environmental Protection Agency placed money in Citibank last year to fund efforts by the nonprofit Green Group to reduce climate pollution [sic].

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A Justice Department spokesman said in a statement that Chang's rejection was a rebellious act that should not be celebrated.

“Rejecting the basic request to suspend the investigation so that it could be considered the potential waste of government funds was not a hero's act, it simply failed to follow the chain of orders,” the statement said. It states.

The phrase “climate pollution” Politics The above is misleading because carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas, is not a pollutant. The term “pollution” is used to confuse the public to link carbon dioxide with toxic pollutants that pose an urgent threat to public health and thus support a dramatic “climate change” policy.

Rather than implementing President Donald Trump's policies, the media has defended the causes of resigning prosecutors. On Tuesday, Trump rejected all US lawyers from his previous administration. This is a familiar step in many new administrations. Qualified US lawyers are political appointees confirmed by the Senate.