Partnership for Civil Justice Fund

Two nonprofits submitted formal objections to House Ways and Means Committee subpoenas regarding Neville Roy Singham's funding network, accusing lawmakers of a 'witch-hunt' that violates the First Amendment. The organizations argue that the investigation has strayed beyond overseeing tax law by focusing on foreign influence and political views. Chairman Jason Smith defended the inquiry, asserting that compliance is mandatory to investigate whether foreign actors are exploiting the tax code.

Two nonprofits, BreakThrough News and Peoples Forum Inc., formally objected to congressional subpoenas related to a House Ways and Means Committee investigation into Neville Roy Singham's funding network. The organizations argued the demands violated the First Amendment and amounted to a 'witch-hunt.' Chairman Jason Smith defended the inquiry, asserting that compliance is mandatory to investigate if foreign actors are exploiting the tax code.