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Claims about Indivisible's funding sources and the nature of its protests, with some accusing the organization of running 'paid' protests backed by 'dark money'
A range of national and local advocacy groups — including Indivisible, the ACLU, Voto Latino, the Disappeared in America Campaign, and local groups such as the Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Commit...
Reporting across identifies a mix of national coalitions and local activist groups as the principal organizers of recent anti‑ICE protests, prominently including , (which lists partners such as the AC...
Yes — has been the subject of recurring controversies about : critics and some watchdogs argue the national group and its affiliates rely on large donors and opaque funding channels, while Indivisible...
A discrete but identifiable set of nonprofits and advocacy organizations were publicly linked to anti-ICE protests in reporting that tracks organizing and responses; among the clearest actors named ar...
A review of the supplied reporting finds no Form 990 or other nonprofit tax filings in the material that explicitly list donations made in 2025–2026 to Indivisible, MoveOn, the ACLU, United We Dream, ...
Yes — Indivisible has received funding from prominent progressive individuals, foundations and donor networks while also emphasizing small-dollar grassroots donations; reporting identifies named high‑...