January 6th Defendant Files First Claim for Money from Anti-Weaponization Fund

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A January 6th defendant has filed the first claim for compensation from President Trump’s anti-weaponization fund.

Isaac Thomas filed his claim on Monday. He seeks $15.1 million in damages for economic losses, emotional distress, reputational harm, legal expenses and other damages.

At 18 years old, Thomas was the youngest person to be charged in connection with the events of 7 January 2021 at the Capitol.

“On Monday morning my attorney filed the first J6 claim for the new $1.7 Billion Dollar Anti-Weaponization Fund,” Thomas wrote on social media.

“The American people rejected the Biden regime’s politics of fear, division, and government weaponization last November because people across this country saw what was happening to ordinary Americans. What happened to the other J6ers and me should never happen in a free country.”

Thomas’s lawyer provided a statement to The Gateway Pundit.

“Isaac was a teenager with no prior criminal history when he became caught up in one of the most politically charged moments in modern American history. For years, he lived under extraordinary public pressure while facing the full weight of the federal government.

“This application raises serious concerns about political weaponization, withheld information, prolonged detention, and the treatment of January 6 defendants during the Biden administration. The reported presence of 274 FBI agents and informants within the January 6 crowd is information that deserved transparency from the beginning.

“Regardless of politics, every American deserves fairness, due process, and equal treatment under the law. Our concern is not partisan. Our concern is what happens when government power is used in ways that destroy lives before the truth is fully known.”

President Trump’s $1.7 billion anti-weaponization fund was created specifically to compensate Americans who were targeted by the Biden administration’s politicization of justice.

It was created as part of a settlement between the Department of Justice and President Trump, his family and the Trump Organization.

On Friday, a Clinton-appointed judge temporarily blocked the fund, freezing all transfers, claim processing and disbursements while legal challenges against the fund are allowed to proceed.

Congressional Democrats are staunchly opposed to the fund, which they claim will serve as a gigantic “slush fund” for Trump allies.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has said he will impose a 100% tax on any resident who receives money from the fund.

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