Todd Blanche is closer to being confirmed after canceling a $1.8 billion fund. He also changed tax rules in a settlement with President Trump.

A deal was made after two senators held up Blanche's nomination. This could help the senators support Blanche at a meeting on Tuesday. They had concerns about the fund and tax rules.

The committee will vote on Blanche's nomination on Tuesday. They need all Republicans to agree to counter the Democrats, who do not want Blanche confirmed.

Blanche met the senators' demands by canceling the fund and changing the tax rules.

President Trump criticized Republican senators for blocking Blanche's nomination.

Todd Blanche was sworn in during his confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

The $1.8 billion fund never started because no members were appointed and no money was transferred.

Blanche said he and his team met with committee members and answered their questions.

Blanche and his team had good discussions with the committee members and made changes to the settlement.

Blanche canceled the fund and changed the tax rules in the settlement.

Todd Blanche listened during a news conference at the Justice Department.

Two senators were concerned that the fund could be restarted, especially since President Trump supported it.

A spokesperson for Senator Cornyn said the Department of Justice will issue an order to permanently cancel the fund.

Senator Tillis had not announced if he would support Blanche.

Senator Tillis is expected to support Blanche after an agreement was made.

President Trump threatened to withdraw his support for Blanche.

Senator Cornyn talked with Senator Tillis during a hearing on Capitol Hill.

Senator Tillis said it was unfortunate that Blanche's nomination was in trouble because of the fund.

Blanche has been serving as acting attorney general since April.

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Senate Republicans hope to move forward with Blanche's nomination before the end of the week.