A Latino group that has been directly involved with protests against Donald Trump and Republicans and whose "sister" organization leads an $80 million anti-Trump network was awarded a $250,000 grant late last year from the Department of Homeland Security. apple.news/A14COqNDpRcWmz…
The protests—described at the time as "spontaneous" by the media—were later found to have been planned since one day after Trump defeated Hillary Clinton in the 2016 elections.
Following the group's protests at JFK airport, Make The Road New York participated in the #DeleteUber campaign that called for people to boycott the ride-sharing company after it allowed drivers to pick up passengers at the airport during the protests.
MRNY was also involved in the #GrabYourWallet campaign that targeted retailers who sold Trump family products. Nordstrom ultimately dropped Ivanka Trump products from its stores.
The Center for Popular Democracy (CPD), a New York-based liberal ‘nonprofit’ that consists of old chapters of ACORN, is referred to as the "sister" organization of MRNY in the biography of Ana Maria Archila, the co-executive director CPD.
Archilla joined CPD after acting as the co-executive director of Make The Road New York, where she had been since the group was founded in 1997.
The two groups have passed hundreds of thousands of dollars to each other, tax forms from both groups show. (I will post them shortly.)
They’ve "partnered" on the "Corporate Backers of Hate" mass lobbying campaign that involved direct pressuring of higher-ups at corporations they claimed directly benefited from Trump policies.
Amongst the groups directly targeted during the campaign are:
• JPMorgan Chase
• Wells Fargo
• Goldman Sachs
• Boeing
• Disney
• IMB
• Uber
• BlackRock
• Blackstone
This attack was called “unprecedented” by several worthy experts.
• JPMorgan Chase
• Wells Fargo
• Goldman Sachs
• Boeing
• Disney
• IMB
• Uber
• BlackRock
• Blackstone
This attack was called “unprecedented” by several worthy experts.
The Center for Popular Democracy Action, the 501(c)4 sister organization to the CPD, leads the massive $80 million anti-Trump network that was announced last year and is said to span across 32 states with 48 local partners.
Their focus: ⤵️
• Mobilizing new voters and fighting against voter identification laws while also getting involved in gerrymandering efforts and automatic voter registration in regards to the 2018 and 2020 elections.
• Mobilizing new voters and fighting against voter identification laws while also getting involved in gerrymandering efforts and automatic voter registration in regards to the 2018 and 2020 elections.
Rep. Keith Ellison, the deputy chair of the Democratic National Committee, publicly backed the effort led by the Center for Popular Democracy Action. 
CPD currently shows partnerships with more than 50 other left-wing organizations across the United States, according to their website.
👉🏻CPD is an approved funding org of 👉🏻The Democracy Alliance, the largest dark money donor network that was co-founded by 👉🏻Soros.
👉🏻CPD is an approved funding org of 👉🏻The Democracy Alliance, the largest dark money donor network that was co-founded by 👉🏻Soros.
@DHSOIG, @DHSgov - we have a big problem.
Around the same time, this was happening: comptroller.nyc.gov/reports/the-ro…
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