Donald Trump’s White House has invoked a rarely used rule to make people people pay to file lawsuits against the government.

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It’s unclear exactly who would decide how much the plaintiff would have to pay, but the Justice Department would probably ask ...

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It’s unclear exactly who would decide how much the plaintiff would have to pay, but the Justice Department would probably ask judges to set the amount, legal expert Mark Zaid told CNN.

It’s unclear exactly who would decide how much the plaintiff would have to pay, but the Justice Department would probably ask judges to set the amount, legal expert Mark Zaid told CNN.

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