Utah Senator Curtis Votes Against Trump Anti-Weaponization Fund
By Porter Huntsman · June 17, 2026 · 1 min read
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Utah Senator John Curtis voted against President Donald Trump's anti-weaponization fund. The vote saw Curtis break with fellow Republicans to support a proposal to dismantle the Justice Department fund.
Key takeaways
Senator John Curtis voted against the anti-weaponization fund.
The vote represented a break from fellow Republicans.
The proposal aims to dismantle a nearly 1.8 billion dollar fund within the Justice Department.
Senator John Curtis has voted against President Donald Trump's anti-weaponization fund. In Washington, D.C., the Utah Senator broke away from his Republican colleagues to support a proposal aimed at dismantling the fund within the Justice Department.
The fund in question is valued at nearly 1.8 billion dollars. While President Trump has made promises regarding the fund, Senator Curtis supported the measure to dismantle it from the Justice Department.