'Comrade' Singham Faces House Subpoena Over Alleged CCP-Linked NGO Network Fueling Anti-ICE Protests

Just the News reports that a network of U.S.-based NGOs, allegedly funded by CCP-linked billionaire Neville Roy Singham, may have organized nationwide anti-ICE protests following a shooting in Minneapolis. Representative Anna Paulina Luna has filed a motion to subpoena Singham, accusing him of funding extremist organizations that promote division and civil unrest. Luna stated that Singham has been a funding arm for the Chinese Communist Party and has been connected to riots, including those against ICE. The article claims that the protests, which occurred hours after the shooting, demonstrated a highly organized movement that appeared inorganic. Singham's Party for Socialism and Liberation network was reportedly activated quickly in New York City. Protesters in New York chanted slogans against ICE and Governor Kristi Noem. Luna emphasized Singham's alleged Foreign Agents Registration Act violations to the House Oversight Committee, leading to a successful subpoena motion. She asserted that Singham has avoided congressional requests for information and is ideologically anti-American. The article suggests that the Trump administration has been slow to act against dark-money-funded NGOs that allegedly work against the America First agenda. Experts believe severe penalties, including asset seizure, are warranted if foreign-aligned money is found to be financing domestic unrest.