The Anti-ICE Protests: Orchestrated Chaos in L.A.

The streets of Paramount, California, just outside Los Angeles, became a battleground this weekend, not because of some organic uprising but because of a meticulously planned assault on law and order.

Hundreds of protesters, many of them foreign nationals illegally on US soil, blocked roads, attacked federal officers, burned flags, and destroyed private property. This wasn’t a spontaneous outpouring of frustration—it was a calculated, funded, and coordinated act of anarchic insurrection. The culprits? A coalition of radical organizations and their shadowy financiers, who exploit illegal immigrants as pawns in their ideological war against America’s sovereignty.

At the heart of this chaos lies a network of groups, exposed through the diligent research of an X user, “DataRepublican (small r),” whose findings reveal the ugly truth behind the protests. The Coalition for Humane Immigration Rights (CHIRLA), the Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL), and the ANSWER Coalition are among the chief orchestrators. These groups, alongside a communist Chinese-connected billionaire, Neville Singham, and his wife, Jodie Evans, form a cabal of agitators whose actions undermine the rule of law and threaten national stability. Their involvement isn’t just incidental—it’s deliberate, well-funded, and dangerously effective.

CHIRLA, an alleged advocate for immigrant rights, operates as a financial juggernaut, raking in a staggering $45 million in revenue according to its most recent filings (EIN: 954421521). But where does this money come from?

A significant portion—$34 million—stems from government grants, with $450,000 coming directly from Biden’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS). This is particularly galling: taxpayer dollars, funneled through a politicized DHS, are propping up an organization that fuels anti-ICE protests. Without these grants, CHIRLA’s revenue would plummet to $11 million, and without any grants at all, it would muster a pathetic $165,486 from donations and dues. The rest of its funding comes from murky Donor-Advised Funds and private foundations like The Chicago Community Trust ($3 million), The Tides Center ($509,000), the California Wellness Foundation ($450,000), the San Francisco Foundation ($250,000), the California Endowment ($250,000), and even the Catholic Legal Immigration Network ($138,000), all while churches are closing because they say they don’t have any money. These entities, cloaked in the guise of philanthropy, enable CHIRLA’s radical agenda, shielding their donors behind layers of financial opacity.

Then there’s the Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL), a self-avowed communist political party that printed the signs for these protests. Not content with merely spreading Marxist propaganda, PSL actively participates in street-level disruption. Similarly, the ANSWER Coalition, a perennial presence at every far-left protest from ANTIFA riots to BLM marches, serves as a reliable foot soldier in this orchestrated chaos. Neither group operates as a nonprofit, claiming to be funded entirely by members, which conveniently obscures their financial trails.

But one name consistently emerges: Neville Singham, a billion