DOJ Investigates $20 Billion Post-Election Allocation to Eight Nonprofits
Inquiry centers on fund disbursement following an electoral loss and contractual trigger clauses within a federal environmental initiative.
The Department of Justice is investigating a twenty billion dollar allocation to eight nonprofits under a Biden-era environmental fund. The funds were transferred to major bank accounts shortly after Biden’s election loss, with contracts reportedly including clauses that triggered automatic disbursement if the administration changed. Several of the recipient organizations were formed just months before receiving the money. The inquiry is examining the timing, oversight, and legal framework of the transactions.