Left-Wing Organizations Opposing The SAVE Act Received More Than $150 Million From Soros Groups: Analysis

https://thefederalist.com/ ^ | 4/3/2025 | Shawn Fleetwood

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While the groups attempt to market their activism as a good-faith effort to defend so-called ‘civil and human rights,’ a deep dive into their financial backgrounds reveals their interests are far more partisan than they let on.

More than 40 left-wing organizations (and/or some of their affiliates) opposing Republican efforts to prevent noncitizen voting in U.S. elections have collectively received more than $150 million from groups funded by leftist billionaire George Soros, a new analysis reveals.

On March 28, the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights (LCCHR) released a letter directed at members of Congress, asking them to oppose the GOP-sponsored SAVE Act, which aims to close existing loopholes in federal law that foreign nationals could exploit to register and cast ballots in U.S. elections. As described by InfluenceWatch, LCCHR “serves as an umbrella organization for over 200 mostly left-wing organizations which lobby and advocate before Congress and other federal agencies on legislation and Presidential appointments to the executive departments and judiciary.”

The 112 left-wing organizations that signed onto the aforementioned letter “strongly” urged congressional representatives to “oppose” the SAVE Act, which they falsely claimed, “represents a shameful, divisive attempt to prevent millions of eligible U.S. citizens — disproportionately Latinos, Asian Americans, Native Americans, and other voters of color — from registering to vote.” The groups specifically parroted faux Democrat talking points that basic voting safeguards such as documentary proof of citizenship requirements are “onerous,” “harmful,” and “designed to restrict participation by lawfully registered voters.”

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[Soul of the South]

There is a simple solution to the NGO and social justice non-profits situation. End non-profit status in the tax code. Non-profits are incorporated as businesses. Let them pay business taxes like any other business. This includes churches, schools, hospitals, charitable foundations, country clubs, etc.

With respect to foundations, I have seen in my own community foundations set up 50 years ago by wealthy benefactors captured by leftists and repurposed to support leftist causes instead of the specific mission of the benefactor. The leftwing board and director simply find a friendly judges and apply to have the charter changed. The issue of pools of philanthropic money captured by ideologues and used for purposes that would be an anathema to the philanthropist can be dealt with a sunset provision. Require any foundation to distribute all of its funds for the specific purpose established in its charter within 25 years of the founding date. In addition limit expenditures for overhead and administrative costs to no more than 15%.

[faithhopecharity]

I have some reservations about any president issuing executive orders that go beyond the direct administration of the executive branch or national defense matters. But setting that aside for a moment, Trump issuing so many EO’s may have a great strategy. To bankrupt Soroznazi. This will be a great blessing for America and indeed much of the world.

[JimRed]

Can we start a fake anti-SAFE act group, get millions from Soros and end FReepathons for a while?

[antidemoncrat]

Hey Georgie boy ... Satan awaits you ... enjoy your eternal damnation.

[rottweiller_inc]

I wonder is Soros is feeling the heat yet. He wouldn’t have many options for leaving the country since so many other countries want to get their hands on him.