Soros-Backed Open Borders Group Suing DeSantis Violates Federal Law

EXCLUSIVE — A George SorosA Gov.-backed nonprofit organization for immigration that is suing Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) who supports open borders and has violated a federal disclosure law.

Alianza Americas was alleged in September lawsuit DeSantis was adamant that he “intentionally targeted” Florida’s government flew illegal immigrants to Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts. The same organization. which has raked in More than $1.5 Million from Soros’s Open Society Foundations has not been able to provide the requested services. Washington Examiner Its 2021 tax forms within the 30 day period required According to IRS rules.

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“Alianza Americas has violated IRS law by not producing their 2021 990 Form within 30 days of a written request,” Paul Kamenar is counsel to the National Legal and Policy Center. This conservative watchdog group told the Washington Examiner.

Kamenar indicated that Alianza may be subject to daily fines as high as $10,000 per day and a personal penalty up to $1,000. His organization previously filed an IRS complaint in October Alianza was charged with lobbying and may not have disclosed it during 2019 or 2020.

Kamenar was among the charity experts who responded to that complaint. told The Washington Examiner it appears Alianza also seemingly lobbied in 2021 — which would have to be reported on tax forms that are currently nonpublic.

Partially, Washington Examiner To verify whether Alianza claimed that it was involved in lobbying, we requested Alianza’s tax forms for 2021. The first request was written on Nov. 28. Two additional requests were made by mail on Dec. 23rd and 27.

Despite the fact that Alianza filed its tax forms in 2021 according to IRS, no response has been received as of writing.

Alianza has not been able to get her tax forms in person despite attempts by at least one external organization. Washington Examiner What has been learned. According to the IRS, non-profit organizations that receive a request in person for tax forms must provide it that day.

The Chicago GOP visited the address in Chicago on Alianza’s most recent public tax forms on Dec. 9-16. According to Jeff Fiedler, the group’s spokesperson, however, there were no employees present at the site.

“Twice we had Chicago Republican Party staff visit their alleged office location in Little Village, Chicago, and while there are instructions on the door to deposit Alianza Americas’s mail at the address, neighbors relayed to our staff that Alianza Americas no longer occupied the premises,” Fiedler said the Washington Examiner.

“I guess it’s not surprising that they operate like a shadow organization, when it would seem that they are repeatedly disregarding the rules, evading investigation, while likely breaching a series of laws designed to maintain the sovereignty of the United States.”

Alianza is also accused of failing to disclose lobbying activities, violating federal law. Republican lawmakers have raised concerns over whether or not Alianza may have illegally used Federal grant money for lobbying. According to records, Alianza was granted $8.5 Million from the Department of Health and Human Services 2021.

Federal law Grants cannot be used in any way that prohibits “directly or indirectly” To “pay for any personal service, advertisement, telegram, telephone, letter, printed or written matter, or other device” to influence the government to adopt any policy or law position.

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“As such, we are requesting a review of all grants received by Alianza Americas as well as the publicly disclosed actions taken by Alianza Americas that would be in violation of the law and federal regulations,” Reps. Chip Roy (R–TX), and Beth Van Duyne, (R–TX). wrote in a joint letter to the HHS October 2022

The IRS refused to comment on a request.