Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown has sent the radical Left into a frenzy.
Violent riots erupted in Los Angeles as protesters clashed with law enforcement.
And one Communist revolutionary group just exposed how deep the anti-ICE protests really go.
China-linked Marxist network fueling anti-ICE violence
The Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) has been organizing nationwide protests against President Trump’s immigration enforcement efforts.
But this isn’t just another left-wing activist group throwing a tantrum.
PSL openly calls for revolution to overthrow the American system and publicly sympathizes with murderous Communist regimes around the world.
The Communist organization has been at the forefront of organizing the violent anti-ICE demonstrations that forced President Trump to deploy the California National Guard to restore order in Los Angeles.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that Marines from Camp Pendleton are also being deployed "to restore order" after the protests spiraled into dangerous riots.
"If I didn’t ‘SEND IN THE TROOPS’ to Los Angeles the last three nights, that once beautiful and great City would be burning to the ground right now," Trump posted on Truth Social.
PSL responded to the National Guard deployment with typical Communist propaganda.
"Stop the raids! National Guard OUT of LA!" PSL declared in a lengthy statement. "The National Guard deployment is a desperate attempt to intimidate people out of exercising their First Amendment rights."
The group tried to frame their violent rioting as protected speech under the First Amendment.
But destroying property and attacking law enforcement goes far beyond peaceful protest.
Tech billionaire bankrolls Communist revolution
The funding behind PSL’s revolutionary activities traces back to a shadowy network controlled by tech millionaire Neville Roy Singham.
Singham sold his ThoughtWorks company in 2017 and has used the money to fund openly Communist endeavors around the globe.
The Network Contagion Research Institute found that PSL "shares considerable fiscal and personnel connections" with groups in Singham’s funding network.
Singham has been described as a "comrade" by the People’s Forum, a Marxist revolutionary group based in New York City.
The People’s Forum calls itself "a movement incubator for working class and marginalized communities" but operates as a Communist front organization.
Tax records show the deep connections between PSL and Singham’s Marxist empire.
Claudia De La Cruz, who ran as PSL’s presidential nominee in 2024, co-founded the People’s Forum in 2018.
The far-left BreakThrough News outlet is also tied to both PSL and Singham’s funding network.
Communist group celebrates murderous dictators
PSL doesn’t hide its radical agenda or its admiration for Communist tyrants.
The group’s website celebrates the Chinese Communist Party’s takeover of China, calling it a "victory" that created a "new, socialist society."
PSL co-founder Brian Becker even wrote a piece attempting to whitewash the Tiananmen Square Massacre of 1989.
"The hysteria generated about the Tiananmen Square ‘massacre’ was based on a fictitious narrative," Becker claimed on PSL’s website.
The Communist group also repeatedly declares its love for Cuba’s Communist dictatorship.
"We stand with the Cuban Revolution!" PSL wrote on the 66th anniversary of Cuba’s takeover.
Their "Liberation School" features dozens of lessons on Marxist theory, including courses on Lenin and the Communist Manifesto.
Despite being avowedly Marxist, PSL operates an online merchandise store selling Communist propaganda.
One poster shows a child dressed as a Chinese Communist soldier with the slogan "The Future is Communist!"
Singham’s ties to Communist China
The man funding this Communist network has deep ties to China’s ruling party.
The New York Times reported that Singham works in Shanghai and has attended Chinese Communist Party workshops on promoting the party globally.
He shares offices with a Chinese media company called Maku Group, which was created to promote a positive vision of China worldwide.
Singham also worked as a "strategic technical consultant" with the Chinese government-linked telecom giant Huawei from 2001 to 2008.
Then-Senator Marco Rubio warned the Biden Justice Department that groups “tied to Neville Roy Singham have been receiving direction from the CCP."
Singham married Jodie Evans, the co-founder of the radical left-wing group Code Pink, in 2017.
Her organization has become increasingly pro-China in recent years while claiming to be antiwar.
PSL’s revolutionary agenda for America
The Party for Socialism and Liberation makes no secret of its plans to destroy America’s constitutional system.
"Capitalism cannot be voted out of power — it will take a revolution," PSL declares on its website.
The group’s political platform calls for Communist revolution and the overthrow of the U.S. government.
"For the working class, revolution is a necessity and a right," PSL states. "Only a revolution can do away with the rule of the capitalists once and for all."
Their 2024 presidential platform opposed all U.S. efforts to confront adversaries like China and Russia.
PSL demanded the end of NATO, the closure of all U.S. military bases overseas, and the lifting of sanctions on Communist countries.
The group also defended the Hamas terrorist attacks that murdered hundreds of innocent civilians on October 7, 2023.
"Resistance to apartheid and fascist-type oppression is not a crime!" PSL wrote after the massacre.
PSL spread its anti-ICE message nationwide through coordinated protests in Texas, Ohio, Rhode Island, Illinois, and Washington, D.C.
President Trump’s immigration crack down is exposing the radical networks that have been operating in the shadows for years.
The American people elected Trump to secure the border and enforce immigration law.
These Communist revolutionaries want to stop him from keeping his promises to the voters.
