Recent events have raised significant concerns regarding the funding of extremist groups and organizations that promote illegal activities and violence.  

On October 18, pro-terrorist insurrectionists stormed the United States Capitol following a rally organized by two anti-Israel groups, IfNotNow and Jewish Voice for Peace. These groups have publicly issued statements that either justified or rationalized terrorist acts against Israelis. Such rhetoric not only fuels hatred but also endangers innocent lives and undermines peace efforts.

These organizations, including IfNotNow and others, have been the beneficiaries of substantial funding, particularly from individuals like George Soros. The tax code prohibits the funding of groups that primarily engage in activities that encourage violations of local ordinances and breaches of public order. This financial support is not only a violation of the law but also raises ethical concerns about the responsibility of funders in promoting such activities.  

The recent surge in extremist insurrections in our streets, fueled by money from major leftist donors, calls for immediate action. It is imperative that we hold the funders of radical domestic terrorism, regardless of their affiliations, accountable for their actions. Failure to do so has led to violence in our communities and a disregard for the law.

By reforming the tax code and closing the 'terror loophole,' Congress has the power to combat the spread of hatred and illegal activities. The recent events, including the presence of extremist groups near Ground Zero, should serve as a wake-up call for all of us.

Call on Congress to defund the extremist insurrection and address the network of organizations involved in these illegal activities.