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AUSTIN, Texas -- A fight is brewing over whether the GOP-led Legislature will fund a $3.3 million settlement that Attorney General Ken Paxtons office struck with a group of whistleblowers.

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In a statement, the attorneys for the four former top deputies who accused Attorney General Ken Paxton of crimes said state employees “cannot be expected to report government corruption in the future if they know the Legislature won’t back their rights.”

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Paxton and the four whistleblowers asked the Texas Supreme Court to defer consideration of the case until they can finalize the settlement, after which they’ll move to end the case.

Texas attorney general, Ken Paxton, has agreed to a $3.3 million settlement to four aides who he fired after they accused him of corruption. In a lawsuit that is already at the Texas Supreme Court, the former aides alleged that Paxton fired them in retaliation because they expressed concerns over his financial crimes and other related corrupt

Attorney General Ken Paxton and four of his former top deputies who said he improperly fired them after they accused him of crimes have reached a tentative agreement to end

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has agreed to apologize and pay $3.3 million in taxpayer money to four former staffers who accused him of corruption in 2020, igniting an ongoing FBI investigation of the three-term Republican.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Friday agreed to pay a $3.3 million settlement to four former staffers who accused him of corruption.

Paxton and the four whistleblowers asked the Texas Supreme Court to defer consideration of the case until they can finalize the settlement, after which they’ll move to end the case.