The ICE protests/riots are not about ICE

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‘Grassroots’ anti-ICE campaigns funded by left-wing billionaire donors: Sources​

‘Grassroots’ anti-ICE campaigns funded by left-wing billionaire donors: sources

Influence network experts tell The Post that the level of “crazy” seen in Minneapolis is the hallmark of “extreme communist splinter groups” allegedly funded by Shanghai bil…

nypost.com

4 Feb 2026 ~~ By Chadwick Moore


It’s the same dark money, with new signs.
Anti-ICE protests in Minnesota may appear to be “grassroots” efforts organized by concerned citizens, but they’re really funded with megadonor money — some coming from China.
A so-called “ICE Out” march drew an estimated 15,000 left-wing political activists to a frozen, snow-covered Minneapolis on Friday, with attendees chanting “ICE out now” and demanding an end to federal immigration enforcement in the city.
Although framed as a spontaneous uprising of concerned, everyday people, the demonstration — like countless that have regularly metastasized during President Trump’s terms — featured a familiar cast of politically obsessed activists and terminally online characters.
They organize on radical message boards and encrypted texting apps, but are backed by funds created by radical leftist billionaires.
“My team’s best judgement is that it’s the Neville Singham network that is most active [in Minnesota], partly because that’s the most crazy network. But they aren’t alone,” Scott Walter, president of Capital Research and an expert on dark money outfits, told The Post.
Walter was referring to the People’s Forum and the Party for Socialism and Liberation, both funded by China-based former software exec Singham.
“What’s new is, we are seeing truly extreme Communist splinter groups showing up alongside an American Federation for Teachers union or the Ford Foundation.
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“Have you noticed there’s no pro-Palestinian and anti-ICE protests going on at the same time? If it was organic, you would see multiple protests going on simultaneously, but you don’t see that,” Ian Oxnevad, a senior foreign affairs fellow at the National Association of Scholars, told The Post.
“There’s no mass protests like this against what is going on in Iran, for example, or any number of genocides that have happened. It’s always very specific causes that are anti-Western, essentially,” he added, referring to anti-regime unrest in Iran that has allegedly seen 36,000 protesters killed in recent weeks.
Friday’s Minneapolis protest occurred under the umbrella of the 50501 network, which operates largely in the shadows.
~Snip~
A January investigation by The Post revealed the group is funded by a non-governmental organization called Tending the Soil Minnesota, which had about $1 million in assets in 2023, comprised of grants from the Arabella network, the Amalgamated Charitable Foundation and the Minnesota-based McKnight Foundation, according to tax filings.
Walter says there are multiple groups with different names and different strands of funding to make things deliberately obscure and hard to track.
“The mainstream media is very happy to always pretend it’s just poor ordinary Americans outraged by this horrible injustice. But, no, the guy who organized it is a leader in five or 10 different entities.


Commentary:
Both Soros and Son, Neville Singham and other provocateur Billionaires have to be RICO'd
The Dept. of Justice needs gather a taskforce of forensic accountants, international law attorneys, cyber security specialists and other people that he can find to expose these accounts. We need to know where the money is coming from and which paid protesters are receiving these funds. Are these people who being paid to protest, are they being issued 1099’s? Are these protestors employees or subcontractors? If these protesters are told where and when to protest and are given a schedule and descriptive job details then they are an employee. That means a W-2 must be issued and these NGO are responsible for payroll taxes. Anyone who can’t see this is blind. Anyone who owns a business has to abide by the rules. So these NGO have to do the same. You can’t just pay someone to protest and they not pay taxes.

 

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Trump is the only person in America who could bring this country back the way he did. Democrats will protest everything they can because they have no ideas about how to Make America Great Again. Trumpy is doing it and all Democrats can do is snipe at our great President because they're in way over their heads. Thank God we have Trump leading at this very crucial moment. Hopefully, people will start to realize that continuing to elect Democrats will destroy every dream our founders ever had for America

 

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These protests /riots are anti American capitalism and culture. ICE and illegals are the excuse. Money from Soros and China as well as domestic socialist groups
A network of self-described socialist and communist organizations staged carefully coordinated protests across the country Friday targeting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, but their call for a nationwide shutdown of work, school and commerce mostly fizzled out.

Several of the groups behind the demonstrations are linked to a constellation of nonprofits funded by tech tycoon Neville Roy Singham, according to an ongoing Fox News Digital investigation. Singham, who lives in China and has publicly espoused Marxist ideology, has used his extensive network to promote pro–Chinese Communist Party messaging.

Organizers of an anti-ICE protest in Washington Friday wheeled in dozens of prepared signs to hand out to participants. (Fox News Digital)
Fox News Digital was on hand in Washington, D.C., as activists converged near the Gallery Place–Chinatown Metro station at 7th and H Street NW. At 2:49 p.m. A vehicle drove up to an alley near a Walgreens, where a small group of activists from the local chapter of the Party for Socialism and Liberation unloaded dozens of bright yellow protest signs stapled to wooden pickets.


The Party for Socialism and Liberation is a self-described Marxist organization that has played a central role in past anti-police and anti-ICE demonstrations.

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The foot soldiers handed out the signs near the Chinatown Metro station, next to a Planet Fitness.

At 3 p.m. sharp – the scheduled start time – one of the Party for Socialism and Liberation’s leaders carried a pile of signs to the corner and yelled instructions.

"Into the streets," she shouted.

MINNESOTA RESTAURANTS BY THE DOZENS PLANNING TO SHUT DOWN FRIDAY TO PROTEST ICE ENFORCEMENT

The protesters, with new signs in their hands, followed quietly behind.


The broader protest action was promoted as part of a "National Shutdown" scheduled for Friday, urging "no work, no school, no shopping" in opposition to ICE operations nationwide. Promotional materials accused federal immigration authorities of "terror" and demanded an end to ICE funding.

"STOP ICE TERROR NOW," one sign read in bold black letters, with the "PARTY FOR SOCIALISM AND LIBERATION" in smaller letters below.

MINNESOTA SOCIALISTS TELL WORKERS TO FAKE SICK LEAVE FOR ANTI-ICE PROTESTS

Along with the Party for Socialism and Liberation, several of the organizations behind the protests were the People’s Forum, CodePink and BreakThrough News – all groups that are part of the communist ecosystem funded by Singham. CodePink co-founder Jodie Evans is married to Singham.

Other explicitly socialist and communist groups listed as endorsers or organizers included the Revolutionary Communists of America, Communist Party USA and its regional branches, Socialists Without Borders, Socialist Equality Party, Freedom Road Socialist Organization, Socialist Alternative, Democratic Socialists of America chapters, Marxist student organizations, like the George Washington University Socialist Action Initiative, and revolutionary groups aligned with anti-capitalist causes.

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Propaganda experts say these types of protests are meant to create a media narrative of a failed state, one of the key tactics of insurgencies, and a convenient narrative for U.S. rivals, such as China.

TWIN CITIES MUSEUMS SLAM THEIR DOORS FRIDAY AS THEY TAKE SIDES IN 'ICE-OUT' STRIKE


In addition to far-left groups, the protest coalition also included organizations aligned with the Democratic Party. Notably, multiple chapters of Indivisible, a national activist network that frequently donates to Democratic political campaigns, endorsed the protest.

Records show ICE agent fatally shot US citizen nearly a year ago in Texas​

ICE agents are not above the law, and, whenever they shoot people, there must thorough, unbiased investigations.

It is about justice, not partisan politics.

Republican groundswell for ICE investigation grows ​

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‘Grassroots’ anti-ICE campaigns funded by left-wing billionaire donors: Sources​

‘Grassroots’ anti-ICE campaigns funded by left-wing billionaire donors: sources

Influence network experts tell The Post that the level of “crazy” seen in Minneapolis is the hallmark of “extreme communist splinter groups” allegedly funded by Shanghai bil…

nypost.com

4 Feb 2026 ~~ By Chadwick Moore


It’s the same dark money, with new signs.
Anti-ICE protests in Minnesota may appear to be “grassroots” efforts organized by concerned citizens, but they’re really funded with megadonor money — some coming from China.
A so-called “ICE Out” march drew an estimated 15,000 left-wing political activists to a frozen, snow-covered Minneapolis on Friday, with attendees chanting “ICE out now” and demanding an end to federal immigration enforcement in the city.
Although framed as a spontaneous uprising of concerned, everyday people, the demonstration — like countless that have regularly metastasized during President Trump’s terms — featured a familiar cast of politically obsessed activists and terminally online characters.
They organize on radical message boards and encrypted texting apps, but are backed by funds created by radical leftist billionaires.
“My team’s best judgement is that it’s the Neville Singham network that is most active [in Minnesota], partly because that’s the most crazy network. But they aren’t alone,” Scott Walter, president of Capital Research and an expert on dark money outfits, told The Post.
Walter was referring to the People’s Forum and the Party for Socialism and Liberation, both funded by China-based former software exec Singham.
“What’s new is, we are seeing truly extreme Communist splinter groups showing up alongside an American Federation for Teachers union or the Ford Foundation.
~Snip~
“Have you noticed there’s no pro-Palestinian and anti-ICE protests going on at the same time? If it was organic, you would see multiple protests going on simultaneously, but you don’t see that,” Ian Oxnevad, a senior foreign affairs fellow at the National Association of Scholars, told The Post.
“There’s no mass protests like this against what is going on in Iran, for example, or any number of genocides that have happened. It’s always very specific causes that are anti-Western, essentially,” he added, referring to anti-regime unrest in Iran that has allegedly seen 36,000 protesters killed in recent weeks.
Friday’s Minneapolis protest occurred under the umbrella of the 50501 network, which operates largely in the shadows.
~Snip~
A January investigation by The Post revealed the group is funded by a non-governmental organization called Tending the Soil Minnesota, which had about $1 million in assets in 2023, comprised of grants from the Arabella network, the Amalgamated Charitable Foundation and the Minnesota-based McKnight Foundation, according to tax filings.
Walter says there are multiple groups with different names and different strands of funding to make things deliberately obscure and hard to track.
“The mainstream media is very happy to always pretend it’s just poor ordinary Americans outraged by this horrible injustice. But, no, the guy who organized it is a leader in five or 10 different entities.


Commentary:
Both Soros and Son, Neville Singham and other provocateur Billionaires have to be RICO'd
The Dept. of Justice needs gather a taskforce of forensic accountants, international law attorneys, cyber security specialists and other people that he can find to expose these accounts. We need to know where the money is coming from and which paid protesters are receiving these funds. Are these people who being paid to protest, are they being issued 1099’s? Are these protestors employees or subcontractors? If these protesters are told where and when to protest and are given a schedule and descriptive job details then they are an employee. That means a W-2 must be issued and these NGO are responsible for payroll taxes. Anyone who can’t see this is blind. Anyone who owns a business has to abide by the rules. So these NGO have to do the same. You can’t just pay someone to protest and they not pay taxes.

So, the Minnesotans were not upset with the aggressiveness and cruelty of the legions of ICE and Border Patrol unleashed in Minneapolis on to the non violent and non criminal illegal entrants, and also citizens..... because it was some non profit group funding the signs and whistles? Is that what you are trying to say...to make yourself feel better?