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A federal judge has ordered President Donald Trump to respond to claims that he committed fraud in connection with the settlement of his lawsuit against the IRS.

The judge directed Trump, his sons, and the Trump Organization to formally answer allegations that they colluded with Justice Department lawyers representing the IRS to reach the agreement. Nearly three dozen former federal judges had asked the court to reopen the case and investigate how the settlement came together.

The deal established a nearly $1.8 billion fund meant to compensate people who say they were wrongly targeted by the federal government in the past. It also includes a provision shielding Trump, his family, and his business from future government investigation over potential civil wrongdoing, a condition that critics say raises serious conflict-of-interest concerns.

Trump has until June 12th to respond.