| Taxpayers are footing the legal bill for at least 10 Justice Department lawyers and paralegals to work on lawsuits related to President Trump's private businesses, placing them in the unusual position of making legal arguments to protect his companies' ability to keep collecting profits from foreign governments and officials.
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