Staff Reports
The Justice Department under President Trump has quietly directed U.S. attorneys to draw up plans for a criminal probe into George Soros’ Open Society Foundations, a move that should send a chill through the corridors of the globalist elite. Multiple outlets report a directive from the deputy attorney general’s office asking prosecutors in key jurisdictions to consider charges ranging from fraud to material support for terrorism.
According to the reports, a memo circulated from Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche’s team urged prosecutors to examine evidence and possible racketeering claims tied to OSF’s grantmaking, laying out a legal framework officials could use if warranted. Conservatives have long argued that federal law should apply equally, and if the facts support criminal charges, vigorous enforcement is overdue.
The push for a probe traces in part to a conservative watchdog study that alleges more than $80 million flowed from Soros’ network to activist groups with alleged links to violent and extremist activity — groups such as the Ruckus Society, the Center for Third World Organizing, and others named in reporting. Whether every dollar represents criminal intent is for prosecutors to determine, but the scale of the funding exposed by these reports cannot be waved away as mere charity.
Predictably, Open Society Foundations has flatly denied any connection to terrorism and accused the administration of political targeting and First Amendment retaliation. Those denials should be heard, but they do not short-circuit a law-enforcement inquiry when multiple credible sources point to troubling financial pathways that warrant scrutiny.
This is not happening in a vacuum: conservative investigations and Senate inquiries have already exposed how Soros-backed outfits like the Vera Institute received DOJ support and influenced prosecution policy in ways that softened consequences for violent offenders. Americans deserve to know whether taxpayer money and private philanthropy have been used to undermine public safety and the rule of law.
For years the left has weaponized nonprofits, universities, and media to reshape America while accusing patriots of “fearmongering” when we called out these billionaires’ agendas. Now that the Justice Department appears ready to follow the paper trail instead of looking the other way, patriots should stand for due process but also demand relentless accountability.
If evidence of criminal conduct is found, prosecutors must bring the cases and let juries do the rest; if the evidence falls short, the foundations of our republic still benefit from exposure and transparency. This moment is about more than one man — it’s about whether America will tolerate shadowy foreign-funded networks meddling in our cities and courts, or whether we’ll restore law and order for hardworking citizens everywhere.
