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   From: mikehorton@ucsb.edu   
      
   (NewsNation) — The Trump administration and Republican lawmakers are   
   launching an investigation into who is providing funding for anti-ICE   
   protests that are taking place in Los Angeles as well as campus   
   pro-Palestine demonstrations that have taken place across the country.   
      
   That has led the FBI and IRS to American billionaire Neville Roy   
   Singham, who is currently living in Shanghai. Members of the House   
   Oversight Committee have told NewsNation that Singham will be called to   
   testify before the committee about his ties to the Chinese Communist   
   Party as well as his funding of anti-Israel groups and his connections   
   to other groups that are believed to be behind the Los Angeles protests.   
      
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   NewsNation has found that Singham sold his company in 2017 for close to   
   $1 billion, and reports indicate that Singham has since provided funding   
   to groups such as the People’s Forum. The organization, which is based   
   in New York City, also has ties to the Party for Socialism and   
   Liberation, a communist political party that is said to be behind the   
   large-scale, anti-ICE protests that are taking place in Los Angeles.   
      
   Alex Goldenberg, a senior adviser with the Network Contagion Research   
   Institute, told NewsNation that Singham has a footprint in India, South   
   Africa and London and remains active in the United States. Goldenberg   
   said that Singham is funding a large network of nonprofit groups,   
   providing them with tens of millions of dollars.   
      
   “He’s not just funding activism. What we find is that he is funding and   
   exporting an authoritarian-aligned ideology under the banner of American   
   nonprofit legitimacy,” he said.   
      
   Goldenberg said that in addition to pushing anti-American sentiments,   
   the groups allegedly funded by Singham promote and glorify terrorism and   
   violent revolutions.   
      
   “What is being built here is not a protest movement,” Goldenberg told   
   NewsNation. “I really view it as infrastructure for a deeply un-American   
   campaign to destabilize the country from within.”   
      
   https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/is-american-billionaire-fun   
   ing-la-pro-palestine-campus-protests/ar-AA1GFKwE?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531   
      
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