Acting Attorney General Blanche is expected to testify before Congress on Wednesday to address concerns surrounding a $1.8 billion fund.
The testimony comes one day after the Justice Department signaled it would comply with a court ruling temporarily halting the fund.
Lawmakers from both parties have raised questions about the fund’s purpose and oversight.
Blanche faces scrutiny over how the money was allocated and whether proper legal procedures were followed.
The court order blocking the fund emerged amid growing debate over executive authority and spending limits.
Justice Department officials have not provided a detailed timeline for resolving the legal dispute.
Blanche’s appearance marks a critical moment for the administration as it defends its financial decisions.
The hearing is expected to draw significant attention from the public and legal experts alike.
