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Judge Reopens Trump's IRS Case, Wants To Know If The Court Was Defrauded

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Judge Kathleen Williams has reopened a case where former President Trump sued his own IRS for $10 billion, ordering him to respond to claims of fraud by June 12. This development is significant as it challenges the legitimacy of Trump's self-settlement and highlights potential legal irregularities that could impact future high-profile litigation involving government entities.

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