California gave millions to Muslim civil rights nonprofit that GOP states designated a terror group

Why Did California Award CAIR $40 Million?

Other states are trying to shutter CAIR branches. Gavin Newsom is writing them checks.

Why Did California Award The Terror Group CAIR $40 Million?

The article below by Christopher Rufo shows why the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) should be designated as a Muslim terrorist organization, banned from American soil and its leaders arrested. Instead of building a high-speed railway system to nowhere, which so far has cost California taxpayers $14 billion of a projected $126 billion, Governor Newsom should prioritize the security of all Californians by decisively acting against CAI…

CAIR-CA leader tells followers to hate Zionists privately but not publicly—Gavin Newsom gave them $40 MILLION

Zahra Billoo, executive director of CAIR’s San Francisco office advised her followers that they can express hatred against Zionists in private, but should not write "I hate all Zionists" on their social media profiles, in order to be "strategic."

Backlash erupts over viral video of CAIR leader as Newsom funding draws scrutiny

A video circulating widely on social media that appears to show a prominent California Muslim advocacy leader urging supporters to be "strategic" about how they express certain views publicly is drawing backlash and renewed scrutiny of the organization’s ties to state funding.The clip, shared on X, appears to show Zahra Billoo, executive director of the California chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations CAIR-CA, discussing how suppo…

CAIR-CA Leader Advises Followers Not to Write ‘I Hate All Zionists’ in Their LinkedIn Bios

CAIR-CA leader urges followers to avoid anti-Zionist bios amid controversy over $40M funding from Newsom.

California gave millions to Muslim civil rights nonprofit that GOP states designated a terror group

While Texas and Florida have designated CAIR a terrorist organization, an designation the group is suing over, California gave the group $41 million in the last five years, much of which came from the federal government.