AG Pam Bondi announces 'greatest hits' amid DOGE cuts, including $250K to work with jailed trans inmates

The Justice Department launched a few of its “biggest hits” when it continues to slash countless dollars of inefficient grants, Chief law officer Pam Bondi stated Wednesday.

Amongst the cash that will be conserved is $2 million that was utilized for “nationwide listening sessions of people with lived experience,” along with $695,000 for “a parallel convergent mixed-methods case research study research study style to examine the effectiveness of authorities departments’ LGBTQ intermediary services.”

The firm will conserve another $250,000 utilized to money a grant for “dealing with jailed transgender people offering gender-affirming care to consisting of real estate in gender-appropriate centers.”

” More to come,” Bondi composed on X.

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The relocations belong to a bigger effort by the Department of Federal Government Performance (DOGE) to eliminate inefficient costs and scale down the scope of the federal government.

DOGE is slashing inefficient federal government costs. ( iStock)

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” Fantastic work by @AGPamBondi @TheJusticeDept,” a DOGE post on X mentioned.

Recently, DOGE revealed it had actually dealt with the U.S. National Science Structure to cancel 402 “inefficient” variety, equity and addition (DEI) grants, which will conserve $233 million, consisting of $1 million for “Antiracist Instructor Management for Statewide Improvement.”

DOGE slashed $2 million that was utilized for “nationwide listening sessions of people with lived experience” at the Justice Department. ( BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP through Getty Images)

” Today, NSF revealed it is ending awards not lined up with firm top priorities, making sure present & & brand-new awards follow our objective,” the NSF stated at the time.