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Trump Transition Team Signs Initial Agreement With Biden Administration Amid Controversies

President-elect Donald Trump's team signs a transition agreement but refuses funding and security clearance agreements, raising concerns about protocol and transparency.

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Updated: Nov 27th, 2024, 4:38 PM ET

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After months of delay, President-elect Donald Trump's transition team signed an initial agreement with the Biden administration for the transition process. However, Trump's team opted not to sign further agreements with the General Services Administration and the Justice Department, which would secure funding and allow FBI background checks for incoming officials. Critics express concerns about lack of transparency and potential for corruption, as Trump's team prepares to rely on private donations instead of federal funds.

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