Chinese MOGUL Bankrolls Anti-ICE Terror Campaign….
A shadowy CCP-connected millionaire operating from Shanghai is allegedly bankrolling violent anti-ICE agitators terrorizing Minneapolis through a $250 million dark money network, shielding himself from U.S. accountability while American law enforcement officers face coordinated attacks on our streets.
Foreign Money Fueling Domestic Chaos
Neville Roy Singham sold his IT firm Thoughtworks for $785 million in 2017 and promptly relocated to Shanghai, where he established a sprawling network funding pro-CCP media and American extremist organizations. Fox News Digital investigations traced over $250 million flowing from Singham to groups like the Party for Socialism and Liberation and The People’s Forum through UPS mailbox addresses. His FBI file stretches back to 1974, documenting activities deemed “inimical to U.S. interests,” yet he operates freely from China, beyond the reach of U.S. law enforcement and congressional subpoenas according to former prosecutors.
Orchestrated Violence Against Federal Agents
The coordination behind Minneapolis anti-ICE protests reveals sophisticated organization rather than organic outrage. PSL and affiliated groups deployed encrypted chat networks, rapid-response alerts, and databases tracking individual ICE agents before the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti at a Minneapolis donut shop. These same organizations immediately posted strike calls and martyr narratives following the incident, with BreakThrough News amplifying footage that garnered 4.1 million views. Agitators swarmed locations using tactics designed to trap federal agents, then manufactured a victim narrative when Border Patrol defended themselves. This undermines legitimate protest rights while putting both law enforcement and manipulated participants at risk.
Congressional Scrutiny Meets Foreign Shield
House Oversight Committee members and Representative Lance Gooden denounced the “dark money bankrolling anti-ICE mobs,” demanding IRS and DOJ investigations into Singham-funded nonprofits. A 2024 letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi cited PSL’s “destructive protests,” while April 2025 House Ways and Means hearings probed The People’s Forum for spreading CCP propaganda indoctrination under tax-exempt status. President Trump pledged to uncover leftist funders enabling violence against immigration enforcement. However, Singham’s Shanghai residence creates a critical enforcement gap—he coordinates American unrest while communist China shields him from accountability, a scenario former prosecutor Cherkasky describes as enabling “criminal misconduct” with “clean hands.”
Marxist Ideology Exported to American Streets
Singham’s funding strategy extends beyond protest coordination to ideological incubation. The People’s Forum, established as a socialist hub in New York City since 2017, serves as an organizational incubator connecting multiple radical entities under shared Marxist-Leninist principles. These groups frame ICE agents as “Gestapo” while calling for general strikes against the “Trump regime,” rhetoric that appeared in scripted CNN appeals from PSL-affiliated neighbors following Pretti’s death. The network’s media arms consistently support authoritarian regimes in Venezuela, Cuba, and China. This represents foreign-influenced ideological subversion using American nonprofit infrastructure to advance anti-constitutional agendas hostile to national sovereignty and law enforcement.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s office faced swarming agitators demanding “immigration justice” while DHS Secretary Kristi Noem labeled the coordinated activities “domestic terrorism,” directly accusing Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Frey of incitement. The chaos contributed to Senate Democrats revolting against DHS funding bills, escalating government shutdown risks. Meanwhile, Representative Ilhan Omar’s town hall descended into disorder when unknown spray attacks highlighted the volatile environment these networks cultivate. Minneapolis residents endure recurring unrest near sites tied to 2020 events, with legitimate concerns about immigration policy drowned out by foreign-bankrolled extremism that endangers communities and undermines constitutional immigration enforcement.
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CCP-connected millionaire allegedly bankrolls Minneapolis agitator groups through dark money network
CCP-connected millionaire allegedly bankrolls Minneapolis agitator groups
Far-left network helped put Alex Pretti in harm’s way, made him martyr
Trump pledges to uncover leftist groups countering ICE
