**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE**
**EX-JUDGES MOUNT UNPRECEDENTED LEGAL BLITZ AGAINST TRUMP’S $1B FUND**
**Washington, D.C.** – In a stunning rupture of judicial protocol, a bipartisan coalition of 47 former federal judges today filed an emergency motion to freeze the America First Trust, a $1.2 billion political fund controlled by former President Donald Trump. The legal challenge, unprecedented in its scale and source, alleges the fund operates as an "unlicensed political slush fund" violating campaign finance and charitable trust laws.
"This is not about politics," said retired U.S. Circuit Judge Anita Chen, a Clinton appointee. "This is about a private citizen wielding a war chest larger than 30 national party committees, with zero transparency or oversight. The law applies equally."
The motion seeks a temporary restraining order to halt all disbursements, including $150 million in undisclosed "consulting fees" paid to entities linked to Trump family members. A hearing is set for Thursday. The Trump campaign called the filing "lawfare for the 100th time" and vowed to fight.
**Impact:** If the court rules favorably, the fund could face mandatory dissolution—triggering a cash crisis for Trump’s 2024 operation and exposing the largest legal liability in campaign finance history. Market watchers are already pricing in a 10% contraction in Trump-linked media stocks.