$7.2 million in taxpayer money granted to a Muslim non-profit with ties to Palestinian terrorists has reportedly disappeared. The Intelligent Advocacy Network (IAN), a California-based, non-partisan advocacy group, called for an “immediate investigation” into The Council on American-Islamic Relations’ (CAIR) California chapter’s use of funds and sent a complaint to the Department of Justice last week.
According to the watchdog group, the money was given to the chapter, supposedly to help re-settle poor immigrants in California between 2022 and 2024, but the $7,217,968.44 was sent to CAIR-Greater Los Angeles and not to CAIR-CA, which is not a registered non-profit and therefore not eligible to handle charitable donations, according to the complaint.
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The complaint stated, “These sub-grants from CAIR-CA to CAIR chapters raise serious legal concerns about whether CAIR simply shifted more money to itself.”
CAIR Los Angeles reportedly divided the federal grant and “sub-granted” to other groups, including CAIR’s chapters in San Diego and San Francisco, which are not registered with the IRS and, after receiving the funds, have no public responsibility to declare where it is spent.
Julie Marzouk, a founding board member of IAN, told The New York Post, “There’s no transparency. This is part of a consistent pattern from CAIR — to muddy the waters and limit the public’s ability to track the money.” The watchdog group has also asked the federal government to revoke CAIR-CA’s accreditation, which it requires to receive grants under the Justice Department’s refugee program. […]
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