Summary
Lawmakers on the House Foreign Affairs Committee are raising alarms about a network of "Trojan horse" activists and nonprofits allegedly amplifying hostile foreign messages within American democracy. This concern intensified when CodePink activists displayed pro-Iran and pro-Cuba shirts at a hearing on foreign influence, leading to their removal. The committee is focusing on transparency and exposing the funding behind such groups, particularly those linked to figures like communist tech tycoon Neville Roy Singham.
