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Rep. Kiley Alleges CHIRLA Organized Anti-ICE Riots and Now Leads Newsom's Redistricting Efforts

Forbes Breaking NewsSeptember 7, 20252 min2,115 views
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Allegations of Riot Organization

  • ⚠️ Rep. Kevin Kiley alleges that a group named CHIRLA organized riots in Los Angeles targeting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers.
  • 💡 Kiley stated that CHIRLA allegedly used a signal chat to broadcast the real-time locations of ICE officers, facilitating obstruction and attacks with weapons like rocks and Molotov cocktails.

Funding and State Ties

  • 💰 The group CHIRLA is described as a subsidiary of the state of California, receiving approximately $32 million in funding from the state in a single year.
  • 💸 Additional funding was reportedly received from federal sources and generous subsidies from the city of Los Angeles.

"No Tax Dollars for Riots Act"

  • ⚖️ In response to these events, Rep. Kiley introduced the "No Tax Dollars for Riots Act" to prevent taxpayer money from funding such activities.
  • 📣 Kiley is calling for the prompt passage of this bill to ensure that state and federal funds are not used to support or instigate riots.

Redistricting Push Allegations

  • 🎯 Kiley claims that CHIRLA, the same group accused of organizing riots, is now leading the grassroots organizing efforts for Governor Gavin Newsom's redistricting plan.
  • 🗳️ This move is seen by Kiley as an attempt to overturn the will of California voters, further emphasizing the need to cut off funding to such organizations.
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