The anti-ICE protests in Minnesota are far from organic. In fact, several groups mobilizing against law enforcement are reportedly funded by exactly who you’re expecting: George Soros.

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From the Daily Caller:

Sixteen activist groups mobilizing against immigration agents in Minnesota have one thing in common: financial support from a nonprofit backed by the Soros family’s Open Society Foundations.

The Minneapolis-based Headwaters Foundation for Justice awarded $3,321,013 in funds and non-cash assistance since 2014 to groups that now seek to monitor Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) or protest the agency, according to a Daily Caller News Foundation analysis of tax filings, activists’ websites and their social media posts. One related protest at the Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) airport led to around 100 arrests on Jan. 23.

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Liberal philanthropy nonprofits disclosed millions in donations to the Headwaters Foundation for more than a decade, including $300,000 in 2020 from Open Society Foundations, which George Soros created and his son now leads. The nonprofit did not respond to a request for comment.

According to the Caller, several of the groups behind the “ICE Out” marches on January 23 were funded by the Headwaters Foundation. The Caller notes that “Mizna, Unidos MN, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) Minnesota, Communities Organizing Latine Power and Action (COPAL), Centro de Trabajadores Unidos en la Lucha (CTUL), Jewish Community Action, Voices for Racial Justice, Minnesota Freedom Fund and the LGBTQ groups OutFront Minnesota and Gender Justice” all received indirect funding from the Soros family through Headwaters.

And it’s not just Soros pushing anti-ICE rhetoric and activism. Left wing foreign activists have also been doxxing federal law enforcement agents, according to Human Events:

Left-wing foreign activists have published personal information on more than 4,500 former and current Department of Homeland Security agents on a wiki-style website titled “ICE List Wiki.”

The site includes names, photos, work locations, and details about field operations for agents with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Customs and Border Protection, Homeland Security Investigations, Enforcement and Removal Operations, and US Citizenship and Immigration Services.

The website was founded by Irish citizen Dominick Skinner, who currently lives in the Netherlands, and is hosted on servers located in Iceland. Skinner told The Daily Beast that a leaker within DHS supplied the personal information of roughly 4,500 federal agents, with about half of them currently having individual profiles published on the site.

Skinner reportedly claims his website was designed to serve as “a resource for activists and journalists to monitor and provide oversight of ICE operations.” However, Human Events notes that his website comes at a time when death threats against ICE agents and their families are up by more than 8,000%. Posting names, photos, and work locations only further endangers these innocent agents.

Perhaps the biggest takeaway from these two stories is that the anti-ICE movement is not nearly as organic as the media would have you believe. It is bankrolled by billionaires and supplemented by foreigners, neither of whom are truly concerned with the cares and interests of the common American.

Our nation is not safe. Federal law enforcement agents like those in ICE are doing all they can to change that. Let’s pray that these brave men and women would be protected from all attacks, threats, and accusations!

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(Excerpts from the Daily Caller and Human Events. Photo Credit: Copyright by World Economic Forum. swiss-image.ch/Photo by Sebastian Derungs. – originally posted to Flickr as George Soros – World Economic Forum Annual Meeting Davos 2010, CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=9096884)