Schumer went to the Senate floor on June 16 to push an amendment blocking both Trump's $2 billion anti-weaponization fund and an IRS tax exemption deal — Republicans voted to keep both intact. The core facts are verified, though the post merges two separate components of Trump's settlement into one 'corrupt scheme,' and some Republicans (Collins, Husted, Sullivan) actually voted with Democrats on the failed amendment. Courts have already blocked the fund temporarily, making this a continuation of ongoing legislative pressure rather than a fresh challenge.