SPLC interim president testifies before House Judiciary Committee on federal fraud indictment.
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SPLC interim president testifies before House Judiciary Committee on federal fraud indictment.

SPLC interim president Bryan Fair testified before the House Judiciary Committee regarding a federal indictment alleging the organization used shell companies to funnel $4.1 million to informants in extremist groups. Fair pleaded not guilty to wire fraud, false statements, and money laundering charges last month. Republicans pressed Fair on allegations that SPLC funds supported extremist activities, while Democrats characterized the prosecution as politically motivated.

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Southern Poverty Law Center chair put on defensive during heated congressional hearing: ‘We don’t fund hate groups’
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The SPLC CEO Had Plenty To Say — Until Jim Jordan Asked One Specific Question
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The right frames the hearing as a masterclass in evasion exposing SPLC's alleged scheme to bankroll extremism. The left frames it as weaponized prosecution by a Trump-aligned DOJ. Wires focus on the back-and-forth exchanges.
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CNNCNNLEFT94d ago

“Southern Poverty Law Center chair put on defensive during heated congressional hearing: ‘We don’t fund hate groups’”

DWDaily WireRIGHT94d ago

“The SPLC CEO Had Plenty To Say — Until Jim Jordan Asked One Specific Question”

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Democrats defended the SPLC, characterizing the indictment as politically motivated prosecution by the Trump administration.
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